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The iPhone maker Foxconn in India is starting a 300 -acre plant with an investment of $ 2.56 billion. Hostel will be given a comfort for women working here. Let’s know the whole details.
FoxConn set up in 300 acres in Karnataka
Highlights
- Foxconn will start the plant in Karnataka with an investment of $ 2.56 billion.
- 30,000 hostels will be available for women employees.
- There is a plan to build a new plant in Uttar Pradesh as well.
New Delhi. Getting a job in the iPhone company is nothing less than a boon. Getting a chance to work in this company has become a big achievement. Yes, it is because it is reported that the iPhone maker Foxcony is starting its plant on 300 acres in Karnataka, in which it has appointed $ 2.56 billion. The most important thing about this is that special comfort has been made for the workers working here, especially for the women workers. The company has maintained the hostel for 30000 women workers. This step will not only provide employment to women, but will also provide them safe and convenient housing. This initiative is an important step towards the empowerment of women.
Despite Trump’s strict policies
The US Rashtrapati Donald Trump may want companies to prioritize construction in the US, despite this, Apple is advancing iPhone production in India. FoxConn is investing $ 2.56 billion at its Devanhalli plant in Karnataka, which aims to produce 100,000 iPhones by December. There will be mainly housing priority for women employees, which will have dorms for 30,000 employees. You can understand that this is a big sign of Apple’s expansion in India.
A new plant will also be set up in UP
Foxconn is also planning to build a new plant in Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh. According to an ET report, the iPhone manufacturer is thinking of building this plant on 300 acres near Yamuna Expressway in Greater Noida. This will be Foxconn’s first plant in North India. The report also said that talks with the state government are still in the initial stage and the company has not yet decided which products will be made in the new plant and which customers will be served.