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iPhone-maker Apple's supplier Foxconn to invest Rs 12800 crore in India despite US President Donald Trump's diktat, to benefit THIS state as...

DNA Tuesday, 20 May 2025
Apple's vendor Foxconn has invested USD 1.48 billion or about Rs 12,800 crore in its India unit in the last five days, the company said in a regulatory note. Foxconn has made investment in its Tamil Nadu unit, Yuzhan Technology (India) Private Limited, through it Singapore-based arm.
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