Beijing Foxconn

Foxconn Technology Group is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of 3C products such as computers, communications, and consumer electronics, with extensive involvement in digital content, automotive components, channels, cloud computing services, and the development and application of new energy and new materials. With forward-looking decision-making, rooted technology, and professional manufacturing, Foxconn was founded in Taiwan in 1974 and invested in Mainland China in 1988. Since then, it has grown rapidly, employing over one million workers and serving world-class customers, making it the world's largest electronic technology manufacturing service provider. In 2013, its total import and export volume accounted for 5% of China's total, with 14 subsidiary companies ranked among China's Top 200 Exporters and comprehensively ranking first; in 2013, it rose to 30th place in the Fortune Global 500. Fushikang Precision Components (Beijing) Co., Ltd. is an important wireless communication equipment manufacturing plant of the WLBG business group of Foxconn Technology Group in North China. Its main business is the research, development, and manufacturing of mobile phone components, serving well-known phone manufacturers such as Nokia, BlackBerry, and Xiaomi, and currently employing over 4,000 staff. At present, the company has achieved new leap-forward development under the major trend of the rapid promotion of third-generation communication technology. The industrial park is currently built in three phases, covering an area of 500 mu, located in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (Yizhuang), with convenient transportation and a pleasant environment.