Recently, Vivo India executives were detained, and India is investigating Vivo on suspicion of money laundering.
It can't help but be reminiscent of Xiaomi being fined 4.8 billion yuan in India for the same reason this year. India is really the graveyard of foreign companies, and it lives up to its name!
India makes money and India spends, and they want to bring it back.
India is known as the "graveyard of foreign companies", and countless powerful multinational companies have suffered Waterloo in India.
India says you're breaking the law, you're breaking the law. What?Can't find the legal text?
India has not violated the law, India has compiled a set of laws, yes, India is so strong, and the current laws and regulations can be held accountable for the past 50 years, just ask you are afraid?
With a population of 1.4 billion, India has surpassed China to become the world's largest country. Countless multinational companies are drooling over the Indian market and can't help but invest in India.
But India is just as drooling when it sees the money of these multinationals. You can make money if you want to, but you want to take it away when you make moneyI'm sorry, but people in India don't allow it.
Take a look at some of the famous businesses that have been fined in India:
Rs 1,300 crore for Apple, Rs 2 billion for Amazon, Rs 6 for MicrosoftRs 200 million, Google 1Rs 62 trillion, Samsung, Oracle ......
and this year's Xiaomi was fined 4.8 billion yuan.
However, there is one thing that India treats foreign companies equally. Whether you are an Asian company, or a European or American company, it is all Indian food on the plate, and there is absolutely no discrimination.
Therefore, India is the orthodoxy of the British Empire, and this banditism has really learned the essence.
Many people who do foreign trade know that when doing business with Indians, they must let the other party pay first and then deliver the goods, and they must pay in full. Otherwise, Indians will be rightfully "prostituted".
India does have a huge market of 1.4 billion people, but what you look at is the interest of others, and what people look at is your principal.
Foxconn also invested in semiconductor manufacturing in India before, trying to defraud India's semiconductor subsidies. Unexpectedly, India does not intend to give subsidies at all, it just wants to cheat investment. The angry Guo Taiming didn't want half of the factory he built, and he ran away.
India's main focus is to pluck the feathers of geese and leave their skins when animals go. If you want to make money in India, you have to be prepared to be fined.