Foxconn: Apple's iPhone sales are stronger than expected from October to November, and holiday shipments are expected to continue to grow "significantly"

CTOnews.com, December 5 (Xinhua)-- Apple iPhone assembler Foxconn reported that Apple's iPhone sales were "stronger than expected" from October to November, and that holiday-related phone sales are expected to continue to grow "significantly" this year, according to foreign media 9to5Mac.

CTOnews.com has previously reported that sales of Foxconn's parent company Hon Hai reached NT $650.02 billion (currently about 147.555 billion yuan) in November, down 12.3% from a month earlier and up 17.95% from a year earlier, the highest level for the same period in previous years.

Bloomberg claimed in October that Apple's sales of iPhone 15 / Pro phones in China lagged behind those of iPhone 14 / Pro in the same period, and many analysts also believed that related phone sales were sluggish, while Foxconn gave the opposite forecast that iPhone sales were significantly better than analysts had expected.

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"Hon Hai's November sales reached NT $650.02 billion, an increase of about 18% over the same period last year."