NEW DELHI: The $26-billion Flex, one of the world’s top contract manufacturers for electronics, has alleged the government’s functioning is entangled in “red tape” and has threatened to move its production from Sriperumbudur<\/a> in Tamil Nadu<\/a> to Malaysia<\/a> if promised concessions are not granted. Flex的260亿美元,是世界上最大的电子产品合同制造商,指控政府的功能是陷入“繁文缛节”,并威胁将生产从Sriperumbudur在泰米尔纳德邦马来西亚如果承诺让步不是理所当然。 Flex新德里:260亿美元,是世界上最大的电子产品合同制造商,指控政府的功能是陷入“繁文缛节”,并威胁要把生产从Sriperumbudur在泰米尔纳德邦来马来西亚如果承诺让步不是理所当然。
The US giant claims there has been no movement on its request, made in August, to allow its Chennai factory to source duty-free products from its second unit within a special economic zone<\/a> (SEZ) at the same location. It also claims that its request for a duty relaxation for a period of six months — by when it will set up a second factory in Andhra Pradesh<\/a> — had been supported by the IT and commerce ministries, which had written about the same to the finance ministry. However, there has been no further development.
“Our request is for your personal intervention so that the red tape surrounding this process is cut through,” Flex said in a letter sent to IT secretary Ajay Sawhney, commerce secretary Anup Wadhawan, and finance secretary Hasmukh Adhia<\/a>. Flex said that it urgently needs the relaxation and sourcing from the SEZ in view of a large order for 96 million phone handsets that need to be supplied annually to an Indian company. The company said that its Chennai factory does not have the capacity to meet the order, and thus it needs to source from the SEZ to manage the “over-spill” part of the contract. It wants to “subcontract the job work of 15 million handsets… to its SEZ for a period of six months”.
The company said it has requested for a waiver of the mandated 20% customs duty. Citing an example of a similar relaxation previously, Flex claimed that the government had earlier given an exemption for power generation, transmission and distribution of power from an SEZ into a domestic tariff area<\/a> (DTA). Additionally, the US company said that such a relaxation would be similar to the duty-free imports that India allows from the Asean group of countries as part of various FTAs.
In the intervening period, it will invest $200 million in a second factory in India at Andhra Pradesh<\/a>, where 5,000 locals would be trained. “Manufacturing is a large agenda under ‘Make in India’, whether it is done in SEZ or DTA. It will help fulfil the mission of ‘net zero import’, which is one of the pillars of Digital India.”
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Flex威胁要退出印度的繁文缛节
美国巨头声称没有运动的要求,在8月,允许其钦奈工厂从第二单元内的免税产品来源经济特区(经济特区)在同一位置。还宣称其要求责任放松一段六个月——当它将建立第二个工厂安得拉邦——已经支持它和商业部门,曾写过同样的财政部。然而,没有进一步发展。
该公司表示,它已要求的豁免规定20%的关税。援引的一个例子类似放松之前,Flex早些时候声称,政府给予豁免对发电、输电和配电的权力从一个经济特区国内关税区域(DTA)。此外,美国公司表示,这样的放松将会类似于免税进口,印度允许来自东盟国家作为各种自由贸易协定的一部分。
在这期间,它将在印度投资2亿美元的工厂安得拉邦5000年,当地人会训练。“制造业是一个大型的议程在“让印度”,无论是在经济特区和DTA完成。这将有助于实现“零进口”的使命,这是印度的支柱之一的数字。”
NEW DELHI: The $26-billion Flex, one of the world’s top contract manufacturers for electronics, has alleged the government’s functioning is entangled in “red tape” and has threatened to move its production from Sriperumbudur<\/a> in Tamil Nadu<\/a> to Malaysia<\/a> if promised concessions are not granted.
The US giant claims there has been no movement on its request, made in August, to allow its Chennai factory to source duty-free products from its second unit within a special economic zone<\/a> (SEZ) at the same location. It also claims that its request for a duty relaxation for a period of six months — by when it will set up a second factory in Andhra Pradesh<\/a> — had been supported by the IT and commerce ministries, which had written about the same to the finance ministry. However, there has been no further development.
“Our request is for your personal intervention so that the red tape surrounding this process is cut through,” Flex said in a letter sent to IT secretary Ajay Sawhney, commerce secretary Anup Wadhawan, and finance secretary Hasmukh Adhia<\/a>. Flex said that it urgently needs the relaxation and sourcing from the SEZ in view of a large order for 96 million phone handsets that need to be supplied annually to an Indian company. The company said that its Chennai factory does not have the capacity to meet the order, and thus it needs to source from the SEZ to manage the “over-spill” part of the contract. It wants to “subcontract the job work of 15 million handsets… to its SEZ for a period of six months”.
The company said it has requested for a waiver of the mandated 20% customs duty. Citing an example of a similar relaxation previously, Flex claimed that the government had earlier given an exemption for power generation, transmission and distribution of power from an SEZ into a domestic tariff area<\/a> (DTA). Additionally, the US company said that such a relaxation would be similar to the duty-free imports that India allows from the Asean group of countries as part of various FTAs.
In the intervening period, it will invest $200 million in a second factory in India at Andhra Pradesh<\/a>, where 5,000 locals would be trained. “Manufacturing is a large agenda under ‘Make in India’, whether it is done in SEZ or DTA. It will help fulfil the mission of ‘net zero import’, which is one of the pillars of Digital India.”
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