Water may reap on the expectations of Made in India iPhone 17, Foxconn’s decision will be affected

Made in India can reinforce the expectations of iPhone 17. Its production may be delayed in India. According to a report revealed, Apple’s iPhone maker FoxConn has taken a major decision in India, which could have an impact on the production of Made in India iPhone 17. At this time, the iPhone made in India is in great demand all over the world. Most of the iPhones sold in the American and European markets are made in India.

Production will affect

According to a Bloomberg report, Foxconn has withdrawn hundreds of Chinese engineers and technicians involved in the production line of iPhone 17 from India. This is going to affect Apple’s production of iPhone 17 in India. According to the report, more than 300 Chinese employees have returned from India in the last two months. At present, most of the employees working in Apple’s factory in India are from Taiwan. However, why Foxconn has taken this decision is not clear.

At the same time, it is also coming to light in many reports that the Chinese government has asked its regulatory agencies and local administrators to stop technology transfer. The Chinese government has taken this step to prevent companies shifting to India and South Asian countries. At present, most smartphone companies are setting up their manufacturing plants in countries like India and Indonesia instead of China.

Make in India

Apart from Apple, non-Chinese brands like Google, Nathing and Samsung are looking at India as their manufacturing hub. Since Kovid-19, the Central Government’s PLI Scheme and Make in India Initiative have given many companies freedom to manufacture in India. After the departure of Chinese engineers and technicians, Apple’s dependence will now be on Taiwani employees. The iPhone 17 is to be launched in September. This can also affect the company’s upcoming launch.

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