New Delhi, April 11 -- The increasing trade tensions between the US and China, leading to escalating tariffs, are compelling multinational corporations like Apple to reconsider their global supply chain strategies.

With a significant portion of its manufacturing currently based in China, Apple is facing potential cost increases due to these tariffs, pushing it to explore alternative manufacturing locations.

India has emerged as a strong contender in this scenario, offering a large and skilled workforce, government incentives through the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme, and a growing domestic consumer market.

Therefore, it makes sense to analyse the potential beneficiaries among Indian-listed stocks if Apple decides to signific...