Foxconn called off the joint venture plan with India's Vedanta Group without disclosing the reason. Interestingly, market rumors are now saying that Foxconn is discussing with TSMC...
After Vedanta acquired a 100% stake in its semiconductor and display manufacturing business, Foxconn said it parted away with Vedanta for their joint venture, Vedanta-Foxconn Semiconductors...
Following reports saying that Tesla is talking with the Indian government about making cars in India, BYD, the arch-rival of Tesla in the global EV market, is reportedly eyeing forming...
India has grand plans to become an electronics manufacturing hub. Given that level of ambition, we need to be prepared for setbacks — such as the news this week that Taiwan-based...
After peaking near US$21 billion of revenue in 2017, the market for capital equipment used to manufacture OLEDs and LCD panels has suffered from continuous annual declines as the...
Despite the Foxconn-Vedanta deal falling apart, chip investments from global and local companies continue to flow into India's western state of Gujarat, potentially making it the...
ADATA announced in a regulatory filing on July 10 that its board of directors approved a capital injection worth up to US$25 million into its Indian subsidiary, ADATA Semiconductor...
Innolux has said that its plan to join hands with the Vedanta Group to establish the first TFT LCD production line in India with mass production capability remains unchanged.
Despite being the front-runner for India's semiconductor manufacturing incentive scheme, Foxconn decided to withdraw from the joint venture with Vedanta and is looking for new Indian...
Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) has disclosed that the company is in talks with potential new partners in India, following its decision to cut ties with the Vedanta Group.
There is a popular joke in India that Bangalore is a city where techies travel two hours in harrowing traffic to develop apps that will deliver food and groceries in eight minutes...
Days after Vedanta Limited acquired a 100% stake in Vedanta Group's semiconductor and display business, Foxconn said it quit its joint venture with Vedanta.
Foxconn Technology (Hon Hai Precision Technology) has announced that the joint ventures it set up with the Vedanta Group in India would become wholly owned by Vedanta, with Foxconn...
