According to the news from "Rest of World", Apple supplier Foxconn has currently stopped the rotation arrangements for Chinese employees in its Indian factory, and some Chinese employees in India have also received verbal notices, telling them to return to China before the specified date; the original plan for Foxconn employees from China to go to India has also been canceled, and equipment from China is temporarily prohibited from being shipped to India. (Background: The fire at Apple's Indian factory has caused an indefinite production halt; it is rumored that Taiwanese factory's supply chain has been reduced by 3 million units) In recent years, affected by the tense relationship between China and the US and the policy of shutdown and production suspension in mainland China during the COVID-19 pandemic, the technology giant Apple has been trying to reduce its heavy reliance on Chinese factories since 2019, and has been gradually shifting its product assembly lines from China to India, which has been somewhat successful. Foxconn stops sending Chinese workers to its Indian iPhone factory However, it is worth noting that although Apple has shifted its production assembly lines to India, the labor force in Indian factories still relies on workers from China and a small number of Taiwanese employees. At the same time, Indian factories still require processing equipment and technical personnel from China. However, according to the news from "Rest of World", Apple supplier Foxconn has currently stopped the rotation arrangements for Chinese employees in its Indian factory, and some Chinese employees in India have also received verbal notices, telling them to return to China before the specified date. On the other hand, the original plan for Foxconn employees from China to go to India has also been canceled, and equipment from China is temporarily prohibited from being shipped to India. Currently, in order to meet Apple's production needs, Foxconn can only seek more Taiwanese employees, and in China, it can only accelerate production tasks to solve the current problems. Expert: Tensions between China and India may escalate Tensions between China and India have become increasingly apparent as the situation between the East and the West evolves, for example, in terms of military conflicts, both sides have had several clashes in border areas; economically, many multinational companies that have long relied on Chinese manufacturing have begun to shift their production lines to India, with Apple being a typical case. And with the upcoming second term of US President Trump, the tariff policies advocated by the Trump camp will undoubtedly further intensify the trade and political hostility between China and the US. Many experts have also analyzed that the escalation of tensions between China and the US may also provoke confrontations with other countries. For example, Harsh V. Pant, professor of research and foreign policy at the Observer Research Foundation, said that as more and more companies restructure their supply chains, they may see India as an alternative to China, which will further escalate the economic competition between the two countries: The long-standing border disputes have long been a cause for concern in the relationship between China and India. These two Asian giants are also caught in an economic competition, and as more and more companies restructure their supply chains, seeing India as an alternative to China, the potential tension may further escalate the competition between the two sides. Regardless of whether the Chinese government is directly involved (suspending the dispatch of employees to Apple's Indian factory), Indians will view China in a very negative light. Related reports Apple moves towards 'de-qualcommization': New iPhone SE next year will be equipped with Apple's self-developed communication chips, rumored to be manufactured by TSMC Buffett cuts another 100 million shares of Apple, holding a record $10 trillion in cash! Will the US stock market be able to escape a crash after the election? Buffett's divine prediction! Early dumping of Apple and Bank of America stocks, holding a lot of cash to easily avoid the stock market crash. "The production of Apple's iPhone is affected! Foxconn in India prohibits Chinese employees from 'seeking help from Taiwanese'". This article was first published on BlockTempo by BlockTempo, the most influential Blok chain news media.
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Apple'ın iPhone üretimi etkilendi! Foxconn Hindistan, Çinli çalışanların "Tayvanlılardan yardım istemesini" yasakladı
According to the news from "Rest of World", Apple supplier Foxconn has currently stopped the rotation arrangements for Chinese employees in its Indian factory, and some Chinese employees in India have also received verbal notices, telling them to return to China before the specified date; the original plan for Foxconn employees from China to go to India has also been canceled, and equipment from China is temporarily prohibited from being shipped to India. (Background: The fire at Apple's Indian factory has caused an indefinite production halt; it is rumored that Taiwanese factory's supply chain has been reduced by 3 million units) In recent years, affected by the tense relationship between China and the US and the policy of shutdown and production suspension in mainland China during the COVID-19 pandemic, the technology giant Apple has been trying to reduce its heavy reliance on Chinese factories since 2019, and has been gradually shifting its product assembly lines from China to India, which has been somewhat successful. Foxconn stops sending Chinese workers to its Indian iPhone factory However, it is worth noting that although Apple has shifted its production assembly lines to India, the labor force in Indian factories still relies on workers from China and a small number of Taiwanese employees. At the same time, Indian factories still require processing equipment and technical personnel from China. However, according to the news from "Rest of World", Apple supplier Foxconn has currently stopped the rotation arrangements for Chinese employees in its Indian factory, and some Chinese employees in India have also received verbal notices, telling them to return to China before the specified date. On the other hand, the original plan for Foxconn employees from China to go to India has also been canceled, and equipment from China is temporarily prohibited from being shipped to India. Currently, in order to meet Apple's production needs, Foxconn can only seek more Taiwanese employees, and in China, it can only accelerate production tasks to solve the current problems. Expert: Tensions between China and India may escalate Tensions between China and India have become increasingly apparent as the situation between the East and the West evolves, for example, in terms of military conflicts, both sides have had several clashes in border areas; economically, many multinational companies that have long relied on Chinese manufacturing have begun to shift their production lines to India, with Apple being a typical case. And with the upcoming second term of US President Trump, the tariff policies advocated by the Trump camp will undoubtedly further intensify the trade and political hostility between China and the US. Many experts have also analyzed that the escalation of tensions between China and the US may also provoke confrontations with other countries. For example, Harsh V. Pant, professor of research and foreign policy at the Observer Research Foundation, said that as more and more companies restructure their supply chains, they may see India as an alternative to China, which will further escalate the economic competition between the two countries: The long-standing border disputes have long been a cause for concern in the relationship between China and India. These two Asian giants are also caught in an economic competition, and as more and more companies restructure their supply chains, seeing India as an alternative to China, the potential tension may further escalate the competition between the two sides. Regardless of whether the Chinese government is directly involved (suspending the dispatch of employees to Apple's Indian factory), Indians will view China in a very negative light. Related reports Apple moves towards 'de-qualcommization': New iPhone SE next year will be equipped with Apple's self-developed communication chips, rumored to be manufactured by TSMC Buffett cuts another 100 million shares of Apple, holding a record $10 trillion in cash! Will the US stock market be able to escape a crash after the election? Buffett's divine prediction! Early dumping of Apple and Bank of America stocks, holding a lot of cash to easily avoid the stock market crash. "The production of Apple's iPhone is affected! Foxconn in India prohibits Chinese employees from 'seeking help from Taiwanese'". This article was first published on BlockTempo by BlockTempo, the most influential Blok chain news media.