iPhone assembler Wistron expects to have 50% of production outside China by 2021, according to Digitimes.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the Taiwan-based company has continued expanding its capacity worldwide, with plans to invest US$46.8 million in its plant in Texas, a maximum of $68.05 million to acquire equipment for its plant in Kunshan, China, and a maximum of US$76 million to purchase equipment for a plant in India. Wistron also announced at the end of 2019 that it would invest in a plant in Vietnam that will enter mass production in 2021.
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