The initial stock of terminals 6S iPhone Plus was sold out by the Apple company in less than a day after the initiation of pre-orders for the iPhone 6S and its older brother, they being extremely sought after.
Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), admitted today that the iPhone 6S Plus is receiving an unusually high amount of attention from users, but it is available in extremely limited quantities and it seems that one of the device's screen components is at the center of the problem.
It seems that the Apple partner Minebea has very big problems in producing enough lighting modules for the screen, so that Apple will increase by 70% or 80% the orders to the Asian partner Radiant to cover the high demand for terminals.
We believe Minebea's (JP) backlight module production issues in supplying iPhone 6S Plus (6S Plus) is one of the main factors in the model's supply shortage. To tackle this issue, we believe Apple (US) has been increasingly transferring high-ASP 6S Plus backlight module orders to Radiant (6176 TT, NT$106.5, OP), boosting its sales momentum.
Considering that Apple will only now change suppliers, no one knows how long it will take until the improvement will be felt in an increase in the production of iPhone 6S Plus terminals, but it probably won't last that long.
