Dixon, Foxconn and India

Foxconn, Dixon Urge India to Pay Pending Production Subsidies
Apple Inc. supplier Foxconn Technology Group and Dixon Technologies India Ltd. are asking India to pay them billions of rupees in subsidies they think they are entitled to under the government’s production incentives program.
Foxconn and Dixon reportedly urge Indian government to deliver promised subsidies after meeting production targets
Foxconn and Dixon Technologies are seeking substantial subsidies under India's incentive scheme, highlighting potential hurdles in India's efforts to attract investments and build itself as a global electronics manufacturing hub.
Foxconn & Dixon Urge Govt To Clear Pending Subsidies
Electronics manufacturers Foxconn and Dixon Technologies have urged Indian authorities to clear their pending dues to the tune of INR 700 Cr.
Foxconn wants a bigger cut of India's production incentive subsidies
Apple's iPhone assembly partner Foxconn has asked the Indian government for larger payments from a manufacturing fund, because other companies failed to meet standards.
Foxconn, Dixon Said to Urge Government to Pay Pending Production Subsidies
Apple Inc. supplier Foxconn Technology Group and Dixon Technologies India Ltd. are asking India to pay them billions of rupees in subsidies they think they are entitled to under the government's production incentives program.
Foxconn, Dixon Tech urge Centre to pay pending production subsidies
Foxconn could get as much as Rs 600 crore and Dixon Rs 100 crore if the government releases the funds, the people said, asking not to be identified as the matter isn’t public. The government is reviewing the two requests,
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