Foxconn denies rumors of Chinese social media that the Shenzhen plant has not evacuate

(Shenzhen Comprehensive News) The news that Foxconn, the largest foundry of Apple, was re -informed that the production line was withdrawn from China. According to reports, the Foxconn Shenzhen plant has begun to retreat and demolish the production line.However, Foxconn responded that the news was not true, and the Shenzhen park is currently operating normally.Netizens who claimed to be self -proclaimed to Shenzhen Foxconn employees have posted documents this week, saying that the factory area has begun to demolish the production line, and the notification has been received before the end of the month.Essence

Some videos released by netizens show that some production equipment has been packaged on the transport vehicle. Netizens said that many departments have begun to move to India and Vietnam, "it is becoming more and more difficult for factories to work in the future."

After the above information spreads above, it has caused Chinese netizens to worry about Foxconn's concerns about the Shenzhen factory and even withdraw from China.

However, according to the interface news on Wednesday (March 8), the relevant person in charge of Foxconn said in response to the online news, "(this is the truthful news), the Shenzhen park is currently operating normally."

According to Foxconn's official website, Foxconn has more than 40 factory districts in mainland China. Among them, Shenzhen Longhua Science and Technology Park, which was put into production in 1996, is Foxconn's operation center and global manufacturing headquarters in the mainland.Thousands of employees are comparable to the population of a small town.

It is said that Apple requires Foxconn to speed up the transfer production line to India

After 2022, the employees of the Zhengzhou factory in Fifteen Henan, after the escape from the epidemic and the riot incident impacting the iPhone supply, Apple has reportedly requested Foxconn to speed up the production line to India, Vietnam and other places to diversify the risks.Liu Yangwei, chairman of Foxconn's parent company Taiwan Hon Hai Group, also visited India at the end of February, and met the Indian Prime Minister Modi during the period.

The Wall Street Journal of the United States previously quoted people familiar with the matter. Foxconn considers a large -scale expansion in India, including adding another millionsDiversification.