 | China’s loss can be India’s big window of opportunityThere is a growing disenchantment with China. The political climate under Xi Jinping has turned increasingly nationalistic and unstable. |
 | Apple iPhone maker Foxconn to invest USD 1.5 billion in IndiaIn a stock exchange filing, Foxconn said that the investment will help it fulfil “operational needs.” The company, however, did not provide further details. |
 | Congress will shift Telangana industries to Karnataka if it wins: KTRRama Rao read out the letter allegedly written by Shivakumar to Foxconn, in which the latter attempted to persuade the company to move its manufacturing unit from Telangana to Karnataka. |
 | KTR alleges Congress disrupting development of TelanganaKTR slams DKS over ‘letter’ to Foxconn requesting relocation of Hyd unit to B’luru. BJP president G Kishan blames KCR for sinking of the Medigadda piers |
 | KTR alleges Congress disrupting development of TelanganaKTR slams DKS over ‘letter’ to Foxconn requesting relocation of Hyd unit to B’luru. BJP president G Kishan blames KCR for sinking of the Medigadda piers |
 | Tata Group to buy Wistron’s Bengaluru plantThe Mumbai-headquartered conglomerate has also announced plans to open 100 Apple stores across the country. |
 | Foxconn-STMicro to set up chip unitReports stated that by partnering with STMicro, contract manufacturer Foxconn is tapping the expertise of a chip industry pioneer to expand in the lucrative but difficult semiconductor business. |
 | Foxconn billionaire Gou announces Taiwan presidential bidHe has long had presidential aspirations. He ran in the 2019 election but lost as Tsai Ing-wen of the Democratic Progressive Party easily won re-election. |
 | Apple to start making iPhone15 in IndiaApple’s contract manufacturer Foxconn is going to start the production of Apple’s soon-to-be launched iPhone 15 in India. |
 | World's biggest contract electronics manufacturer Foxconn plans to invest billions in IndiaIt currently operates about nine production campuses and has more than 30 factories in India, with "turnover of business size of roughly $10 billion annually". |
 | Apple supplier Foxconn ups its investment proposal to USD 550 million in TelanganaElectronics major Foxconn Interconnect Technology in May laid the foundation for a new electronics manufacturing facility in Telangana as part of its investment in the state. |
 | Karnataka government, Foxconn sign letter of intent for 2 projectsThe phone enclosure unit will engage in manufacturing subassembly components for smartphones, specifically mechanical enclosures of iPhones. |
 | Foxconn on investment spree in India; announces USD 600 mn for Karnataka plantsFoxconn, which assembles 70% of iPhones, is on a spree to move some of its manufacturing operations outside China. |
 | Foxconn inks pact for Rs 1,600 crore manufacturing facility in Tamil NaduFoxconn Chairman Young Liu said Chennai is the biggest site for Foxconn in India. |
 | Foxconn inks pact with TN govt to set up Rs 1,600 crore facility to make mobile components"Another milestone in our ambition to make TN the new emerging electronics manufacturing hub of Asia!" tweeted Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. |
 | Waiting for govt nod to semiconductor application under new scheme: VedantaSubstantial progress has happened to tie up technology and equity partners in semiconductors and we will make an announcement soon,” said Hebbar. |
| Foxconn setback: India still big as regional chipmaking hubAll the brouhaha was a waste. Foxconn has now pulled the plug on the joint venture. The project was moving slowly, but the snapping of relations came as a surprise blow. |
| Karnataka to hand over 300 acres to Foxconn soonThe company is expected to invest Rs 8,500 crore to set up the manufacturing plant. |
 | After junking Vedanta, Foxconn plans to apply separately for chip manufacturing unit in IndiaThe microchip giant said it is reviewing the landscape for optimal partners for the project. |
 | Foxconn pulls out of semiconductor joint venture with VedantaThe development comes in the wake of the joint venture’s failure to onboard a technology partner to manufacture nano chips. |
