Amidst the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, Apple iPhone-assembler Wistron chairman Simon Lin says his company is looking to move 50% of production outside China and to significantly grow revenues generated from its factories outside of China, and expects to lower revenues from its China-based sites to about 50% of company revenues in 2021.
Lin expects Wistron to have 20-25% of its revenues coming from non-China plants in 2020.
Wistron has continued expanding its capacity worldwide, with plans to invest US$46.8 million in its plant in Texas… and a maximum of US$76 million to purchase equipment for a plant in India. The company also announced at the end of 2019 to invest in a plant in Vietnam that will enter mass production in 2021.
Lin pointed out that switching to a business model of having production spread across different regions is a necessary strategy.
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Are you eating healthy? That’s a very important thing.
You know what I stopped eating?
Bat.
But, you know what’s made it so much easier?
The Impossible Bat. – Norm MacDonald
Some language NSFW (but, since you’re likely not at work, due to… bat, here you go):
Would seem like Apple would do anything and everything in their power to accelerate this kind of activity.
That low price tag sounds like where is Apple in the USA?