31.2亿！富士康印度显示驱动芯片工厂获批

Core Viewpoint - Foxconn has received approval from the Indian government to establish a semiconductor factory in partnership with HCL Group, with an investment of approximately ₹37.06 billion (around ¥3.12 billion) [1] Group 1: Investment and Production Plans - In January 2024, Foxconn's subsidiary, Hon Hai Technology India Mega Development, plans to invest $37.2 million (approximately ¥26.8 million) to acquire a 40% stake in the joint venture with HCL [2] - The new factory is designed to produce display driver chips for mobile phones, laptops, cars, personal computers, and other devices, with a planned monthly production capacity of 20,000 wafers, translating to 36 million display driver chips per month, expected to commence operations in 2027 [2] Group 2: Initial Focus and Government Support - Due to the current lack of advanced chip manufacturing equipment in India, the factory will initially focus on semiconductor packaging and testing (OSAT) rather than immediate chip manufacturing [2] - The Indian government is expected to provide up to 50% financial support for capital expenditures related to the construction of the factory, although specific incentives for Foxconn in this joint venture have not been confirmed [3] Group 3: Related Developments - Foxconn's parent company, Innolux Corporation, signed a technology transfer agreement with Vedanta Group in 2023 to establish an 8.6-generation panel factory in India, with an initial investment plan of $4 billion and a target capacity of 60K per month [3]