Apple sold 500K iPhones in India in Q4 2014

12 January, 2015

Apple sold around half a million units of its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones in India in the October-December quarter of 2014, according an Economics Times report. The devices were launched in the country in October last year.

That’s around double the number of iPhones the company sold in the same quarter in 2013, and half of the one million iPhones sold in India for the full October 2013-September 2014 fiscal year.

Launched last September in the US, both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have been selling like hot cakes around the world. A few days after the launch, the Cupertino-based company announced that it sold over 10 million iPhones over the first weekend alone.

Separately, the report also notes that Apple India is planning to slash the credit period it gives retailers to seven days and margins by 0.5-1 percentage point - a move that’ll allow the company to come up with more offers for consumers, such as EMI schemes.

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Reader comments

romeo
13 Jan 2015
vG@

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Anonymous
13 Jan 2015
Kg%

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Anonymous
13 Jan 2015
ttw

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