Electronics Production | July 26, 2010
Foxconn moves some production in China
EMS provider Foxconn will move some production lines from Shenzhen to other locations in China.
Some production of handsets, PCs and digital set-top boxes have been passed to other locations in China, reports Peopledaily. According to Hon Hai CFO, the company could cut costs by replacing human labor with automated production.
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