Apple Iphone India Manufacturing Push Hit As Foxconn Removes Chinese Staff

Apple iphone India Manufacturing Push Hit As Foxconn Removes Chinese Staff

Foxconn recalls 300 Chinese engineers from India: Apple's ‘Make in India' plans hit a roadblock

The move was reportedly taken due to Chinese restrictions on labour and tech exports, which could disrupt Apple's scaling efforts in India and affect the broader 'Make in India' initiative aimed at transforming India into a global electronics manufacturing hub.

The quiet Chinese game to disrupt iPhone production in India

The latest model, the iPhone 17, was to be a huge step in Apple’s plans to make India its second home for high-end production. That roadmap now looks uncertain as Foxconn has pulled out Chinese staff.

channelnews : Already In Strife, Apple Now Facing New Problems As Chinese Workers Go Home

Key Apple partner Foxconn Technology has asked hundreds of Chinese engineers and technicians to return home from its iPhone factories in India, the move comes as Apple struggles to prevent major prices for their products especially in the USA due to Trump tariffs. The move comes only weeks after the Company was spruiking their India manufacturing capability. What’s been revealed is that Chinese staff employed by Foxconn have been told to been to…

Foxconn faces iPhone challenges in India following Chinese pressure - The Loadstar

Apple contract manufacturer Foxconn is facing multiple operational challenges in India due to the tactical pressure from China, as iPhone production out of the alternative market gains significant momentum. The Taiwanese company has multiple iPhone assembly lines in India and further expansion is underway – a $1.5bn investment in a new component factory near Chennai, nearing completion, reflects that push. According to reports, Beijing is tactic…

Foxconn Recalls Chinese Engineers from India, Threatens Apple iPhone 17 Production

Apple's ambitious plans to expand iPhone manufacturing in India have encountered a significant roadblock after Foxconn, the tech giant's largest assembly partner, recalled more than 300 Chinese engineers and technicians from its Indian production facilities over the past two months. The mass departure affects facilities in southern India and leaves only Taiwanese support personnel onsite, creating operational challenges as Apple prepares for iPh…