Corona virus can reduce the supply of Apple iPhone by 10%

Corona virus can reduce the supply of Apple iPhone by 10%

Corona virus can reduce the supply of Apple iPhone by 10%

Apple's global sales have grown substantially in the fourth quarter due to the iPhone 11, but the company's first-quarter sales may decline significantly due to the Corona virus outbreak. Analyst Ming-Chi says the Corona virus will adversely affect Apple's sales.

They estimate that sales of iPhones in the first quarter of 2020 could drop 10 percent to 36 to 40 million units.

Apple's co-founder Fox convinced last week that its production would not be affected despite the Corona virus outbreak, even though the iPhone camera and several other parts were being manufactured at the company's factories in Wuhan.

The Corona virus will not only affect the current model of the iPhone, it will also affect the so-called iPhone 9 alias SE2.

The production of the iPhone 9 is expected to launch later this month and launch in March. But now it looks like its initial supply will be limited. Apple's accessories like AirPods will also be infected with the Corona virus.

Apple closes all of its physical stores and offices in China due to the Corona virus, which will reopen on February 9