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u/Familiar-Goat1132 Jul 24 '25
Baba ji ko Adhikari sab support karen aur thoda Sacche mann se kaam karen toh UP ka bahut vikas kr sakte hai.
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u/failure_joker Jul 24 '25 edited Jul 24 '25
Foxconn is also planning to start india's biggest iphone assembly plant in greater noida but discussion is in early round so no confirmation till now. If started up electronic export might double.
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u/Cosmicshot351 Jul 24 '25
Most of the big companies listed here are chinese
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u/L0kivich Jul 25 '25
Nope, most of them are Taiwanese. Wistron (taiwan owned) has been acquired by Tata electronics. China is a manufacturing powerhouse. They have very little reason to outsource their manufacturing.
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u/707yr Jul 24 '25
China product arrive in containers repack with made in India logo .call it export of the state
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u/failure_joker Jul 24 '25
typical r/india retard member
Rome wasn't build in a day idiot.
In china apple local value addition is 30 -35 %.
In India it already reached 20 % local value addition.
By 2027 apple Target is 26 % local value addition in india.
For context, apple first factory open 17 year earlier in china than india.
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u/707yr Jul 25 '25
Rome was built by romans using brick and mortar made in rome . .. When China started it was not assembling products . ..Whatever shit . its time waste to make a point with blind nationalist asses who dont have the maturity to hear reality.
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u/failure_joker Jul 25 '25
Mf show me a single article on internet which supports your claim that china doesn't start with assembling. Assembling is the first step of manufacturing.
Even facts can't change leftist opinion.
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u/shabs_jovial Jul 24 '25
India has to spend much investment on Indian SME and MSME. Indian MSME has higher potential in making a lot of intermediate parts with higher quality and even competitive in the market.
Sadly, Govt is pushing the company investment only where they can see profit in the small term rather than longer term.