It looks like Apple's remaining steps to return to "normal" regarding the distribution of devices in China are few, to say the least. Apple and Foxconn industries in the country have been able to ease delays in the distribution of iPhones and have gone up a 19% more in March compared to the corresponding period of 2019.
With these figures in hand and according to statistics compiled by the well-known Bloomberg broadcaster, Apple seems to be in pretty good shape after the coronavirus disaster and Chinese New Year holiday, it should not be remembered that they always have a direct effect on the production of any company with complete production and distribution assets, the Asian country completely stops.
In Zhengzhou, more than 200,000 workers returned to work by the end of March and in this Foxconn father they were able to reach a distribution of 300,000 iPhone a day, so these figures are very similar to those achieved before all of them. Problem with Covid-19
So, it seems normal in this sense also skips the iPhone's most powerful factories, and even though overall smartphone shipments prices are down 22 percent, according to monthly data from the Chinese Academy of Information and Communication Technologies, Apple continues to look up front and it doesn't look like that health issue will affect the final production and distribution of their current and future iPhones. Most of the time analysts' forecasts are talking about some delays so Apple will have trouble showing its new 2020 locations according to them. We'll see what happens eventually and if these days (they were talking April 15) the course is the iPhone SE or iPhone 9
