Tata Electronics has started partially resuming operations at its Hosur facility after a fire incident. The facility produces iPhone cases and components for Apple. Employee safety remains a top priority and they will receive full pay during this disruption.

Tata Electronics, a key player in Apple's supply chain in India, has been ramping up production to meet growing demand.

In a significant development, Tata Electronics announced the partial resumption of operations at its fire-damaged plant in Tamil Nadu.

Apart from local sales, Tata also exported iPhones to the Netherlands and the United States, as well as some parts to China, with a total value exceeding USD 250 million in the year up to August 31.

Tata Electronics said on Thursday that it will restart some of its operations at the fire-hit plant in southern India, which makes Apple iPhone components. "We have been working diligently since

Apple may need to source critical iPhone components from China after a fire at Tata Group’s plant in southern India caused significant production disruptions, according to industry insiders. The fire at the Hosur facility in Tamil Nadu,

Tata Electronics said on Thursday it will restart some of its operations at the fire-hit plant in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, which makes Apple iPhone components. A fire broke out in one of the six units at the plant in the early hours of Saturday.

Tata Electronics plans to restart operations at its Tamil Nadu facility, which manufactures Apple iPhone parts after a recent fire.

Report source from BENGALURU in NEW DELHI says that there is significant damage from a fire at the southern Indian Tata Group facility that makes Apple