Plenty to like here:
- Sell China manufactured goods in China thus eliminating foreign competition.
- Reduced manufacturing costs. $$$ saving to USCOM's bottom line.
- Produce a minimum amount of units. No detail on what the actual minimum number is, but you'd have to think it would be substantial with China's population at approx. 1.45 billion people.
- Further device improvements.
- Development of new technologies.
I've also been doing some reading and found that electronic health care products use the same tech as [products Foxconn already manufactures for clients like Apple]. This may be the link to Apple that Rob (The Professor) has previously alluded to?
Foxconn also has over the past few years invested money into certain medical companies.
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