'Clear winners and losers' as global supply chains are rebalanced
Industry’s decoupling from China is set to continue to the end of the decade, according ...
Taiwanese electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn is actively considering its options to set up a semiconductor production site in India after a failed joint-venture attempt.
Foxconn this week called off a $19.5bn semiconductor JV deal with Indian conglomerate Vedanta Group, dealing a heavy blow to New Delhi’s manufacturing push.
In a bid to publicly downplay any negative effects on its investment commitments, Foxconn said it was “stitching together a new plan” to apply for incentives under India’s modified semiconductor and display fabrication programme.
The ...
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