According to sources, Huawei plans to cooperate with Foxconn in the production of mobile phones in India, the company is studying the business model and tax incentives.

Recently, a delegation led by Huawei India CEO Jay Chen met with India's Minister of Information and Communication Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad. Jay Chen reported Huawei's expansion plans in India. Prasad said: "We have conducted in-depth exchanges, Huawei said that in the past 16 years, India has invested 2 billion US dollars.

They set up factories in Sriperumbudur ... selling 1 million mobile phones in India ... if you sell 1 million mobile phones, it's better to build here, and Huawei promised me that they would look for that possibility. Huawei is working with Foxconn to discuss cooperation matters. We welcome Huawei to India to develop its business. "

The Huawei India office serves 40 networks around the world. When asked whether Huawei plans to manufacture mobile phones in India, a Huawei representative said: "The specific but also according to the volume of business to decide, we are still in the assessment ... ... we need to understand the policy, tax incentives, business model. , We only manufacture network equipment in India. "

In addition to Huawei, music as well as ZTE executives also met with the Indian Minister of Information and Communication Technology.

"These companies are mainly from the ICT, electronics manufacturing, communications services, they are optimistic about the development of India, they will increase investment and expand the scale of business operations in India," Prasad said.