Bloomberg Intelligence analysts were skeptical about Apple's idea to withdraw production facilities from
According to analysts, from China the company will succeedbring out only 10% of the production capacity of the iPhone, and it will take at least 8 years. Moreover, 98% of the factory lines of the American corporation are concentrated in the Middle Kingdom.
In addition, it is in China that there is a largepart of Apple's main suppliers and established production logistics and power supply. In addition, over the past 20 years, China has seriously advanced technologically, precisely thanks to the financial injections of Western, mainly American IT companies. Yes, and it may take 20 years to increase production in a new place.
As a result, analysts say it is unlikelyit will be possible to create a similar infrastructure in other countries. Most likely, it will be extremely difficult to do this. In addition, there is a risk that if Apple begins the process of leaving China, it is unlikely to be able to return.