Tata Electronics said on Thursday that it will restart some of its operations at the fire-hit plant in southern India, which makes Apple iPhone components. "We have been working diligently since

Tata Electronics will resume most operations on Thursday in its Hosur facility that makes iPhone cases after a fire last week led to a shutdown, the company said in a statement, even as experts said the incident is unlikely to affect Apple's sales during the ongoing festive season.

At the time of the fire incident, around 1,500 workers were inside the factory during the morning shift. All workers were safely evacuated

Tata Electronics, a key player in Apple's supply chain in India, has been ramping up production to meet growing demand.

CHENNAI: Tata Electronics on Thursday it was partially restarting operations at its Hosur enclosure making facility on Thursday after a massive fire halted production on Saturday. The company said it was going to restart work in certain sections of the facility on Thursday and eventually resume full operations but did not mention a timeline.

Tata Electronics said on Thursday it will restart some of its operations at the fire-hit plant in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, which makes Apple iPhone components. A fire broke out in one of the six units at the plant in the early hours of Saturday.

Tata Electronics plans to restart operations at its Tamil Nadu facility, which manufactures Apple iPhone parts after a recent fire.

Tata Electronics said it plans to resume partial operations at its fire-hit Tamil Nadu-based factory from Thursday