Foxconn's operations in India are not affected by the departure of Chinese employees, and it continues to expand its investments.

Foreign media: India says the departure of Chinese employees will not have a significant impact on Foxconn's operations in India

Some Chinese engineers and technical personnel at Foxconn's factories in India have been asked to return to China recently, but K. Krishnan, Secretary of the Department of Electronics and Information Technology in India, said this has not caused a noticeable impact on operations.

Foxconn's factory in Chennai has been operating for five years, and it is building a new factory in Bangalore, relying on local employees and personnel from Taiwan and the United States to maintain production. Previously, Bloomberg reported that Foxconn required hundreds of Chinese employees to leave India. Foxconn and its major client Apple are increasing their production capacity in India to cope with the risk of Trump threatening to impose triple-digit tariffs on Chinese goods.

Krishnan emphasized that Foxconn has committed to continuing its investment expansion in India.

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