This week, the HCL group and Foxconn have unveiled plans for a semiconductor assembly and testing facility in India, aligning with Foxconn’s strategic vision to leverage India’s chip manufacturing incentives. As part
Over the last year, Foxconn has significantly strengthened its presence in India by channeling substantial investments into manufacturing facilities in the southern region. The tech giant, renowned as the world’s largest contract
Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology, a major manufacturing partner for Apple, is reportedly set to invest $1.5 billion in India for operational needs, according to Taiwanese security filings. The investment was made through Hon
Executives from Vedanta Group and Taiwan’s Innolux Corporation recently met with Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the Minister of State for Electronics and IT, to discuss the establishment of a display fabrication plant in India.
Foxconn, a major contract manufacturer for Apple headquartered in Taiwan, is reportedly under investigation in several provinces in China, as per a report from Chinese state media. Foxconn is Apple’s primary contractor
Foxconn’s India representative, V Lee, took to LinkedIn to express the company’s ambitions in India during the Hon Hai Tech Day 2023 event held on October 18. In the post, Lee referred
Foxconn’s logistics arm, Jusda, has inaugurated a new office in Tamil Nadu as speculation grows regarding the impending launch of the iPhone 15 on September 12. The iPhone 15 is anticipated to
Foxconn’s venture attempting to build a standardized electric vehicle platform is targeting India or Thailand for the production of a small battery-powered car under development, the unit’s chief executive said. The Taiwanese company’s EV platform
In a landmark development for India’s manufacturing landscape, global technology giant Foxconn is set to ink a momentous Rs 1,600 crore deal with the state of Tamil Nadu to establish a cutting-edge
A subsidiary of Foxconn, the Taiwanese company known for supplying components to Apple, is reportedly in discussions with the Tamil Nadu government to invest up to $200 million (approximately Rs. 1,638 crore)
Taiwan’s Foxconn said on Monday it has withdrawn from a $19.5 billion semiconductor joint venture with Indian metals-to-oil conglomerate Vedanta, in a setback to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s chipmaking plans for India.
Foxconn the partner company of Apple , has decided to invest $500 million toset up manufacturing plants in the state of Telangana, which is a part of theirplan of expansion its base