Foxconn

Apple's main iPhone assembler has staffed up ahead of a big year for iPhone orders.

Apple wants Foxconn to reduce the number of people involved in building its iPhones where possible, replacing them with automation instead.

Areas once dominated by Foxconn are now being left empty as Apple moves iPhone production to pastures new.

While China is investigating Foxconn’s tax activities, this won’t impact the iPhone 15 anytime soon.

iPhone 16 Pro Max's screen manufacturer is moving from Foxconn to Luxshare.

Foxconn is investing $500 million in Telangana in southern India with new plants being set up.

Apple and iPhone assembler Foxconn are both said to have lobbied Indian authorities for a change in labor laws.

Foxconn is said to have plans to open a new $700 million iPhone plant in India.

Following weeks of unrest, riots, and COVID-19 lockdowns the Foxconn Zhengzhou plant now has enough workers to reach 90% of its manufacturing capacity.

Apple's biggest manufacturing partner Foxconn has seen over 20,000 employees leave the company, which could see iPhone production slow down further.

Apple has put out a statement regarding the employee payment row at Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility, saying it is working to resolve the employees' issues.

Buying an iPhone 14 Pro could get even more difficult with Foxconn's iPhone City factory in meltdown over pay and COVID-19 restrictions.

Foxconn's Zhengzhou plant has had to suspend hiring because it doesn't have enough COVID-19 quarantine space amid local outbreaks.

Apple iPhone builder Foxconn is reportedly keen to quadruple the number of people working at its Indian plant over the next two years.

Apple's iPhone 14 supply is further threatened after the Zhengzhou industrial park housing the world's biggest iPhone factory was placed into COVID-19 lockdown.

COVID-19 measures in China could force iPhone 14 production to be slashed by as much as 30%, report claims.

Foxconn has confirmed that some employees at its Zhengzhou campus have tested positive for COVID-19.

Apple's biggest supplier Foxconn says it will reduce emissions by 21% for 2025 and 63% by 2035, on its way to net zero emissions by 2050.

Foxconn's Shenzhen operations are said to be "basically" back to normal after the company had to close two facilities amid a local COVID-19 lockdown.

Foxconn's Shenzhen, China facilities are already back open despite local COVID-19 restrictions, according to a new report.