Analyst Jeff Pu sees Apple cutting production of the iPhone 15 series models this year from 83 million to 77 million.
9to5Mac has seen a note to investors that was written by analyst Jeff Pu. In the note, Pu mentions that Apple will end up producing 77 million iPhone 15 series units by the end of this year. That will be down 6 million handsets or 7.2% from the 83 million series units that Pu originally thought Apple would manufacture in 2023. Pu says that there are two reasons for the production cut.One reason has to do with issues that suppliers are having getting some of their components out in the quantity that Apple needs. Specific parts that have been a problem for Apple this year include Sony’s camera sensors, the titanium chassis for the Pro models, and the new displays with thinner bezels.
