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Foxconn Starts Building a Plant for Electric-Vehicle Batteries in Taiwan

Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Group began constructing its first plant to supply electric-car batteries Wednesday, the contract electronics producer’s newest step into the booming electric-vehicle business.

Foxconn stated it plans to take a position about 6 billion New Taiwan {dollars}, equal to about $200 million, on battery manufacturing traces and a research-and-development middle in south Taiwan’s Kaohsiung.

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