Apple Names Sabih Khan as COO, Marking Key Leadership Move
Apple Inc. has appointed Sabih Khan, an Indian-origin executive, as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). A veteran at the company since 1995, Khan has played a pivotal role in scaling Apple’s global supply chain and driving operational excellence. His new position comes with a reported annual compensation of ₹191 crore (approximately $23 million), reflecting his strategic importance within the company.
Born in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and raised in Singapore, Khan holds degrees in economics and mechanical engineering from Tufts University, along with an MBA from Duke University. Before this promotion, he served as Senior Vice President of Operations, where he was instrumental in enhancing Apple’s supply chain and environmental initiatives.
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Khan’s appointment comes at a crucial time, as Apple aims to expand its manufacturing footprint in India and reduce dependency on China. His deep experience is expected to guide the company through this strategic transition.
With this leadership shift, Apple underscores its commitment to strengthening global operations while leveraging diverse executive talent to navigate future challenges and opportunities.
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