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At present, there is a general background between Indian and Chinese companies - India is constantly strengthening the scrutiny of Chinese companies' investment and other related aspects.
Against this backdrop, there are companies in China that have frozen their funds, and there are also investments in India that have been safely rejected. At this time, many people say that India is going to carry out the "tidying" measures to the end.
Sure enough, these moves are not enough, and now India's "big stick" is swinging at the Chinese company vivo. It is reported that two senior executives of vivo were detained in India for the same reason as last time, believing that the company's senior executives had violated the rules. In this regard, vivo officials have made an official response: they have been complying with local regulations, and they will take all compliance measures to deal with such a review.
vivo's response is the response of a normal enterprise, after all, it naturally does not want to compromise easily after encountering such a thing for no reason, nor does it want to be burdened with such a "crime" for no reason. But at the moment, it doesn't matter what kind of attitude vivo isThe important thing is why India has made another move on vivo in a short period of time
For a long time, there has been little conclusive evidence for the accusations against our domestic companies. Of course, not this time. Therefore, from this level of analysis, the so-called violations are nothing more than excuses that they have come up withAnd the reason why they started accusing vivo again may be that there is something unknown behind it. As for what it really is, we are not India, and we can't know.
However, it is possible to make an analysis from what happened during this time.
I still remember the last time, when Xiaomi, vivo and other companies encountered unfair treatment, India put forward a request. That is, they want these mobile phone manufacturers to use local Indian people at the top of their internal management. This may seem like a modest request, but in fact, once their local people have some of the say in the hands of our companyIt is equivalent to that in the Indian market, we not only sent the first chain to others, but also handed over the entire company in India to others.
Of course, these mobile phone manufacturers did not compromise, but began to show signs of withdrawal. Among them, a company in India carried out large-scale layoffs is a good example, and in the end, India had to give up the entanglement of the matter. Soon, however, India's resentment with Chinese companies returned.
In the context of Apple's continuous increase in the manufacture of iPhones in India, Apple has contributed a lot to India's local manufacturing exports. At that time, Modi publicly named Chinese mobile phone brands to occupy so much of the Indian market, but instead of contributing to India's made-in-India exports, Modi has been making Indian products and selling them in India. As a result, they demanded that Chinese manufacturers should also join the camp of India's made-in-export camp.
To put it bluntly, they don't like Chinese companies to only make money in the Indian market, and not pay for the Made in India that they are vigorously promoting. However, under their dissatisfaction, there seems to be no obvious action by Chinese mobile phone brands, and in this context, this time the incident came. It would not be too much of a coincidence to say that there is no correlation between the two.
Predictably, this vivo incident is just the beginning, in the context of the barriers they continue to build on our businessWhat we should be more worried about is which Chinese company will be next?What do you think about this?Feel free to leave a comment, like and share this!