The significant share acquisition aims to increase the capital of the Indian unit, aligning with Foxconn’s broader strategy of scaling up its operations beyond smartphone manufacturing. Liu highlighted the company’s ambitions to advance in sectors such as information and communication technology (ICT), electric vehicles (EVs), energy, and digital health.

In addition to the Indian investment, Foxconn announced substantial investments in other regions. The company has allocated $253 million to expand its operations in the United States through Foxconn Assembly LLC. In Mexico, Foxconn’s subsidiary Cloud Network Technology Singapore Pte. Ltd. has invested $241 million, while in Europe, Foxconn Interconnect Technology acquired 197 million shares in Foxconn Interconnect Technology Singapore for approximately 180 million euros.

These investments are part of Foxconn’s strategy to enhance its vertical integration capabilities and establish itself as a major player in emerging technologies and markets. Liu also revealed plans to set up townships in Tamil Nadu, India, modeled after successful projects in Taiwan and China, aimed at boosting efficiency and supporting local growth.

Foxconn’s global investment spree underscores its commitment to expanding its footprint across key markets and positioning itself as a leading force in various high-tech sectors.