I live in Hong Kong, and I don't know if there's a Foxconn facility nearby. If there's one, I had never saw it. Won't be surprised if it's in the land ABOVE, however.
Also interesting that Taipei is now in dead silence. DESPITE China somehow still has facilities there.
The timing (early January, early March) also seems to coincide with AAPL earnings.
Src/https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Foxconn-production-facilities-in-China-Hong-Kong-and-Taiwan-Source-Foxconn-Technology_fig1_258170584
Putting pressure on Foxconn to move out of China faster than it already was..
I live in Hong Kong, and I don't know if there's a Foxconn facility nearby. If there's one, I had never saw it. Won't be surprised if it's in the land ABOVE, however.
Also interesting that Taipei is now in dead silence. DESPITE China somehow still has facilities there.
Yeah the Taiwan aspect is interesting. Need to dig into that. I know Foxconn operates there, is basically headquartered in Taipei.
Yes, but even then there's no lockdowns or "cases" in Taiwan.
Okay I found this: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/shanghai-lockdown-does-not-impact-taiwan-firms-production-taiwan-minister-2590276
I now think this may have more to do with putting pressure on Taiwan than it does putting pressure on Apple or US.
Then it's pointless then.
Taiwan needs to have 1500 cases then lockdosn on spot.