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Apple: Apple in advanced talks with parts companies Aequs, Rayprus - Vimarsana News

Apple: Apple in advanced talks with parts companies Aequs, Rayprus

Aequs makes high-quality toys, consumer durable goods and aerospace parts in India, US and France while Rayprus is a subsidiary of Taiwanese contract manufacturing giant Foxconn and makes high-quality precision camera and lens solutions.

Morning Scan: All the big stories to get you started for the day - Vimarsana News

Morning Scan: All the big stories to get you started for the day

A round-up of top newspaper stories to keep you ahead of others.

Apple is assessing multiple non-Chinese manufacturers - Vimarsana News

Apple is assessing multiple non-Chinese manufacturers

IPhone maker Apple is reported to be in talks with one Taiwanese and two Indian component suppliers as it looks to reduce its reliance on Chinese sources.

Apple in advanced talks with parts companies Aequs, Rayprus, Telecom News, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Apple in advanced talks with parts companies Aequs, Rayprus, Telecom News, ET Telecom

Apple: Aequs makes high-quality toys, consumer durable goods and aerospace parts in India, US and France while Rayprus is a subsidiary of Taiwanese contract manufacturing giant Foxconn and makes high-quality precision camera and lens solutions.

Indian toy industry needs PLI key to become toy maker for the world - Vimarsana News

Indian toy industry needs PLI key to become toy maker for the world

With increasing exports, growing domestic market, almost zero imports from China, emergence of mega toy cluster, the Indian toy industry is all set to become the toy maker for the world, said the sector experts.According to them, a little nudge ...