Foxconn's business in India has surged past USD 10 billion as of 2024, according to chairman Young Liu. The Taiwanese electronics giant, which has invested USD 1.4 billion in the country, is committed to expanding further. During his visit, Liu highlighted the significant contributions of women, especially married women, to the company’s operations. Foxconn recently faced allegations of discrimination against married women, which it denied. Liu inaugurated a new residential complex for over 18,000 women employees near Foxconn’s Tamil Nadu plant.
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