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Foxconn Builds Phone Plant in the Mainland

By Stefan Constantinescu on Friday, November 24th, 2006 at 12:07 AM PST In Financial/Corporate News

The factory will be built in China’s northern city of Langfang in Hebei, between Beijing and Tianjin. The location of the plant is convenient as it lies close to the firm’s customers.

Foxconn’s new mobile phone factory will be located in Langfang, Hebei Province, which is known as a Silicon Valley of China.

At present, Foxconn is working as a mobile phone OEM for Nokia (NYSE: NOK) and Motorola (NYSE: MOT). A representative from the company says that Foxconn’s existing factories in Shenzhen and Beijing can not meet the company’s growing needs in the coming years, and this is the main reason that they have decided to set up the new factory.

Source: TMC Net

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One Comment on “Foxconn Builds Phone Plant in the Mainland”

  1. jo says:

    Who builds these current Cect P168, A380i and 599 series? I visit Cect site and their is no mention of these phones. Are they knock-off of Clones?

    Someone please fill me in.

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