Apple Reports Double-Digit iPhone Sales Growth in India; Four New Retail Stores Coming Soon
Apple sees double-digit iPhone sales growth in India, announces plans to open four new Apple Stores in major cities later this year.
Apple CEO Tim Cook confirms four new Apple Stores for India as iPhone sales record double-digit growth.

Apple continues its strong performance in India with double-digit growth in iPhone sales during the April–June 2025 quarter. The tech giant also revealed plans to open four new Apple Stores across key cities in India by the end of this year, further expanding its offline retail presence.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, in the company’s quarterly earnings call, confirmed the robust performance, attributing global growth to strong demand for iPhones, Macs, and Apple Services. Apple earned $94 billion in revenue for the quarter, a 10% year-over-year increase.
“We saw an acceleration of growth around the world... and had June quarter revenue records in more than two dozen countries, including India,” said Cook.
🇮🇳 India Emerges as a High-Growth Market for Apple
India stood out as one of Apple’s best-performing markets, achieving record revenue for the company last quarter. With growing demand across product categories, Apple is betting big on India’s potential.
Following the successful launch of its first physical stores in Mumbai and Delhi in April 2023, Apple will now expand further with four new retail outlets planned for:
- Bengaluru
- Pune
- Delhi-NCR
- Mumbai (second store)
🏪 More International Expansion
Alongside India, Apple also plans to open new retail stores in the UAE and has already launched its Apple Store Online in Saudi Arabia, reinforcing its focus on emerging markets.
📈 Tariffs and Future Projections
On the global front, Cook addressed tariff-related costs, revealing that Apple incurred around $800 million in the June quarter due to tariffs. The figure is expected to rise to $1.1 billion in the September quarter if current trade policies remain unchanged.
“These estimates may fluctuate as many factors could change, including tariff rates,” Cook cautioned.
🔚 In Summary
India’s rapidly growing consumer base continues to be a focal point in Apple’s global strategy. With record-breaking sales, expanding retail footprint, and continued investment, Apple’s commitment to India is stronger than ever.