Apple’s biggest supplier, Foxconn, is expected to drop 30% more expected iPhone shipments due to the departure of workers from Zhengzhou, China.
Citing sources, the Taiwan Central News Agency said, “Foxconn’s iPhone shipments this month are expected to decline up to 30 percent more than the company’s initial internal forecast.”
Bloomberg reported on the 7th that in the aftermath of the return of Foxconn Zhengzhou workers, Apple plans to reduce its production goal for the iPhone 14 Siri this year by more than 3 million units than originally planned.
Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factory is known to produce 80% of worldwide shipments of the iPhone 14 series.
When Corona 19 broke out in the factory last month, workers who were feeling anxious fled and returned to their hometowns.
The company recently hired 100,000 people and aimed to normalize operations later this month, but these new workers also left the factory en masse after receiving 10,000 yuan per person, or about 1.86 million won, after held a large-scale protest on the 22nd payroll. .
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