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The salt-to-steel conglomerates fab in Gujarat and chip packaging plant in Assam are expected to create 47,000 skilled jobs.

Apple: Most of the housing units are being built by the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu (SIPCOT). The Tata Group and SPR India are also building homes.

India Business News: Apple's ecosystem in India, having created 150,000 direct jobs, is now focusing on residential facilities for factory employees under a public-private

Government officials told ET that Apples contract manufacturers and suppliers, including Foxconn, Tata and Salcomp, are planning homes for their employees. These are being built under a public-private partnership scheme in the largest such private sector initiative. Over 78,000 units are to be constructed under the scheme, of which Tamil Nadu will get the maximum of about 58,000 units.

Tata Electronics will conduct a roadshow in the Taiwanese county of Hsinchu that houses a range of chipmaking plants, on April 13.

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Apple to make homes in India: Apple is strengthening its presence in India by investing in employee housing through its suppliers like Foxconn, Tata, and Salcomp. This move shows Apples commitment to India and mirrors its successful housing model in China. As Apple expands its roots in India, it poses a challenge to Chinas dominance in electronics exports.

Pegatron is in talks to transfer control of its iPhone manufacturing facility in India to the Tata Group, aiming to establish a joint venture with Tata Electronics holding at least a 65% stake. This move aligns with Apples diversification strategy amid geopolitical tensions, strengthening Tatas position in iPhone manufacturing in India.

TECH NEWS News: Pegatron in talks to transfer iPhone plant in India to Tata, backed by Apple. Tata to hold 65% stake in Chennai joint venture. Deal reflects Apple's s

Under the deal, which has received the backing of Apple, Tata plans to hold at least a 65% stake in a joint venture that will operate the Pegatron plant near Chennai, said a report