Written By Deepti Ratnam
Published By: Deepti Ratnam | Published: Dec 10, 2025, 09:56 AM (IST)
Apple is strengthening its India presence with the opening of its first store in Noida, tomorrow. This will be the company’s fifth retail store in the country, reflecting how Apple is interested in increasing its focus on expanding its businesses in one of the most promising markets worldwide. In addition, this move also pushes Apple’s commitment to connecting with Indian customers directly and providing them immersive store experience.
To recall, Apple has already opened its stores in Bengaluru and Pune, following its earlier launch in Mumbai and Delhi. This reflects the tech giant’s growing presence across the country. Vanessa Trigub, Apple’s Vice President of Stores and Retail Operations, mentions and emphasizes that every store will now generate ‘incredible energy excitement’ among Apple enthusiasts.
Not only this, but she also confirmed plans for opening a second Apple store in Mumbai next year, targeting cities where it can build meaningful connections with customers.
Other than physical stores, Apple is also focusing on providing a seamless experience through its digital platforms. Apple started services like ‘Shop with a Specialist over Video’ that allow customers to interact directly with Apple experts across India. This makes Apple support more accessible even outside metro areas.
India is only the second country globally to receive this service. To recall, the tech giant launched its Apple Store App in India this year, bringing a tailored shopping experience and support to users nationwide.
2025 has played a major role in Apple’s growth in India, with local production taking the centre stage. Apple manufactured iPhone 17 models and Air in India and enhanced the AppleCare+, offering Theft and Loss Coverage for the latest iPhones. Trigub noted that the company’s retail expansion reflects over 25 years of engagement in India, stating, “Our connection to the country is deeper than ever. This next phase of growth comes at an especially meaningful moment.”