[Insiders: Apple's foldable screen iPhone initially produced only a few hundred units per day] According to a report by Nikkei News on September 4th, according to insiders, the initial daily production of Apple's foldable iPhone is only "a few hundred units", mainly due to Apple's extremely high requirements for product quality. Insiders added that the US company is making every effort to increase production. A supply chain manager familiar with the situation said, "Apple has very high requirements for product quality and added a round of trial production before the official production in August. However, the current capacity ramp up speed is slow, and as of the end of August, the daily production is only a few hundred units. This initial production may not be able to meet market demand." Previously, it was reported that Apple's target production of foldable iPhone this year is 8 million to 10 million units, and it is hoped that this model with a new form can boost market demand and drive revenue growth. However, if Apple cannot increase production faster, its final output may be lower than the target and may take longer than expected to meet consumer demand. Industry executives said that according to the original production target, folding screen iPhones normally need to be produced tens of thousands of units per day.