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The Chinese tech giant Foxconn Technology Group is looking to move from contract electronics manufacturing to financing the supply chain itself.The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday聽 Nov. 17 that Foxconn, which is the largest contracted manufacturer for Apple, has quietly set up half a dozen financial services companies in China through the past year that are providing loans to suppliers and electronics components
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stanley becher statuses better than anyone because they are our customers. He said the unit has done more than 1 billion yuan in transactions since being founded a year and a half ago, across 100 component suppliers.The move to embrace financing means that Foxconn will rely less on its traditional business model in an industry where margins can struggle to break low single digits. As for Apple, noted WSJ, assembly fees such as those paid to Foxconn can represent less than 1 percent of the cost of an iPhone at $800 in China .At present, the Foxconn financial units loans are funded by the parent company, but the longer term goals are to bring outside investors into the fold over the next few years and an IPO within five year
