Pegatron's Apple iPhone plant in India has resumed production, following a fire a few days ago.

CTOnews.com Sept. 27, according to Reuters, Pegatron said the iPhone plant in India has resumed production.

CTOnews.com previously reported that a fire broke out at the factory of Apple supplier Pegatron in Chennai, India, on Sept. 24, resulting in the suspension of iPhone assembly operations. Fortunately, the accident caused no casualties, and the cause of the accident is under investigation. Afterwards, Heshuo ordered to stop all production shifts in the factory. In addition, Pegatron said the accident would not have a significant impact on the company's finances or operations, but declined to comment on production estimates, and Apple did not respond to a request for comment.

Tong Zixian, chairman of Pegatron, said at a forum today that there will be a peak in overall smartphone consumption from September to November. As for the exaggeration of the "fire" in the Indian factory, the impact is only in a small part of the factory area. Work can be started within 2 days after cleaning up, and more than 95% of the Indian plant area is unaffected and can welcome the peak of the peak season. Asked about Apple's iPhone 15 series of phones, Tong Zixian did not respond directly, saying he would not talk about single customers and products.