As Companies Leave China, Is India Their Top Choice? | Between the Lines with Palki Sharma

As Companies Leave China, Is India Their Top Choice? | Between the Lines with Palki Sharma

China was once known as the factory of the world. But companies are now moving out of China. Where are they going? Apple may shift over 18% of its iPhone production to India by March 2025.​ Can India replace China as the manufacturing hub of the world? Palki Sharma tells you on this Episode of Between the Lines.

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[hargoe]

The proper sentence is; many multi national companies are moving out of India and they are moving back in to China.

[innocentmushi]

No company is leaving China, and even if they wants to move i don't think India will be their top priority.

[no.spectator]

They won't make the same mistake with India, only 30% to 20% of companies that left china will land in India most of them will land in ASEAN countries

[lainfonet]

Low-end industries are indeed leaving China. For example, industries like shoemaking and garment manufacturing are shifting to Vietnam and Bangladesh. Vietnam has a similar system to China, while Bangladesh has abundant labor resources.

[rajubpg]

Let's accept reality. India cannot and never will substitute China as world's manufacturer. May be for only select products. We do not political will, nor any work ethic per se

[joseraagas]

India cannot replicate Chinas working attitude and skill..Chinese works overtime and have huge number of skilled workers..😊

[yeaplye]

India ?? Unless those companies are prepared to get rob their whole investment capital. While they are striving for meager profit. 😢😢😢

[patriot]

Doing business in India is a bureaucratic and red tape nightmare people with 1st hand experience have told me. They say it's as bad or worse than here in Commiefornia USA.

[adamajanneh]

The Chinese work ethic may be difficult if not impossible to replicate for world consumption in a variety of ways.

[Lol-gycc]

INDIA lacks infra, skilled labour and has an over complicated tax system

[nellson]

Somebody is paying to her to always talk negative about China, I had been to China twice as a tourist and found it good and people are nice too. China is flourishing no doubt about it and will continue to flourish, I had never seen them wasting time on social media, most of them whom I had seen they have a Chinese trade app and are always busy trading during their work free time.
As Indians we should find our own way to develop and not wait for Chinese downfall.

Ps: I found Palki more effective when she was with Wion.

Ps2:I only had an issue with few Chinese of Malaysia as I felt that they look down on dark skin.

[punna]

One critical thing I can think of is 'better city planning' in India, . so cities don't go under water every time it rains a little.

[nanahuang.]

What this anchor forgot to tell her audience, most factories that are moving out of China, they're Chinese companies. Mostly labour intensive manufacturing enterprises. Due to rising wages in China, shortages of low skilled labour and geopolitical tensions. Take the garments industry in Bangladesh for example, most of them are Chinese contract manufacturers. There to enjoy lower export tariffs and cheaper labour. Items requiring highly skilled labour are still manufactured in China and shipped to Bangladesh for the final process. Bangladesh is the world's 2nd largest exporter of garments with $55 billion last year, guess how much from China?

$350 billion as of 2022

[lokashankar]

Somehow most products even today at mega stores are made in China

[CheeseNCookies-Me]

I still remember when palki say about France want to No Limit partnership with india, just like China-Russia No Limit partnership, but till this day never happen

[fahimbaksh]

Apple went to India from China and they realized that quality of the Indian labors not upto Apple standard and Apple back to China. This is true news.

[rajubpg]

China has first mover time advantage. We have missed the bus due to political priorities and compulsions.

[Yumedekissmeee]

Most uttered word by miss palki: China

[segunaiyetan]

Am actually worried about the recent postures of India in respect to their geopolitical positioning in the BRICS geopolitical bloc regarding the gold backed currency...I wish India well but she needs to be very pragmatic otherwise she will be isolated.

[Xx-heqe]

Jai shri Palki Sharma, goddess of journalism and china bashing!