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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 reasons behind this sudden move aren't clear, and neither Apple nor Foxconn has made any public statements about it.
Apple's largest iPhone manufacturer has recently recalled over 300 Chinese engineers and technicians from its Indian production facilities. The mass withdrawal, which began two months ago, leaves only ...
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