In FY25, Apple's sales in India reached a record $9 billion.

With the establishment of multiple new retail locations, the Cupertino-based computer giant is rapidly growing its presence in India. The company most recently opened Apple Koregaon Park in Pune and Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru. According to Bloomberg, the business generated yearly sales revenue of around $9 billion in the most recent fiscal year, which is consistent with this development. The numbers show that as Apple continues to expand its retail presence in India, there is an increasing demand from consumers for its products.According to a private source cited by Bloomberg, Apple's income increased by roughly 13% in the 12 months ending in March, from $8 billion in the same period last year. Although MacBook Macs were also well-liked during this retail push, iPhones accounted for the majority of purchases.

There are currently four authorized Apple stores in the nation, and more are on the horizon. This week, the business opened Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru and Apple Koregaon Park in Pune, joining its two existing locations, Apple BKC in Mumbai and Apple Saket in New Delhi. Both locations satisfy the company's international quality standards and have the same amenities as the other two. Every store features a dedicated pickup area for online orders, an Apple Genius Bar for product support, daily Today at Apple events to teach customers about gadgets and subjects like artificial intelligence and photography, and Business Pros to assist businesses in expanding.The two new Apple stores are carbon neutral and run entirely on renewable energy, much like all Apple locations in India and outside. According to reports, Apple has plans to open more stores in Mumbai and the National Capital Region in the near future. This growth is consistent with a Bloomberg report that indicates Apple's revenue in India is still increasing, indicating that the company's retail and sales strategy are working together.