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Apple’s iPhone Maker Confident of Meeting Surge in Duo Demand

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 29 October 2026, 23:00 UTC By Annabelle Droulers and Debby Wu 1 min read
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EXCLUSIVE Asia Apple’s iPhone Maker Confident of Meeting Surge in Duo Demand Apple Inc.’s main assembly partner Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. expects its expansive global manufacturing presence will help it fulfill growing demand for the US company’s marquee foldable device. The US company launched the $2,000 iPhone Duo earlier this month. The limited in-store stock was sold out quickly, while some online orders were offered delivery at the end of January, marking some of the lengthiest...

EXCLUSIVE Asia Apple’s iPhone Maker Confident of Meeting Surge in Duo Demand Apple Inc.’s main assembly partner Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. expects its expansive global manufacturing presence will help it fulfill growing demand for the US company’s marquee foldable device. The US company launched the $2,000 iPhone Duo earlier this month. The limited in-store stock was sold out quickly, while some online orders were offered delivery at the end of January, marking some of the lengthiest delays for a new Apple product in the company’s modern era.
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