Google may transfer part of the Pixel production to India
Although today the main part of the production of the world of technology is done in China, recently some big companies are either looking for other countries to create a production line or they divide the production process between several countries. Now it seems that one of the latest companies that plans to join this trend is Google.
According to experts, this decision of technology companies can have various political and economic reasons, but it is happening anyway and now Report It has just been mentioned that Google also intends to be a part of the production pixel To India transfer
Based on this report, Google wants it to be in India annually 500,000 until the 1 million The device produces pixels, the amount of which is approximately equal to 10 until the 20 All the pixel phones that this company produces and markets throughout the year.
Moving part of the Pixel production line to India
According to the source, Google has entered into negotiations with local producers and is testing the waters of the region, but no agreement has been reached yet.
Of course, this is not the first time that Google takes part of its production out of China, and now, in addition to China, Vietnam also has a production line. Also, considering that Google’s production has been delayed due to successive quarantines in China, moving part of the production to India will have good benefits for this company.
For example, India on phones that are not manufactured in the country. 20 Import tax has been applied and Google, by setting up production lines in this country, not only does not pay the said tax, but with direct supply, it can have better pricing and play an important role in the large Indian market.
In the end, it should be said that although creating diversity in the location of production lines is a positive thing and has many economic benefits, in any case, building and setting up a new factory is a difficult process, and if the report is true, it should be seen how Google will handle this change in the future. will come up