Original title: disturb cook! Foxconn insider made 300 million from reselling iPhone parts, and apple has led the investigation
Recently, it was revealed that Foxconn insider made 300 million and secretly reselled iPhone components. At present, the situation of the incident is not clear.
According to media reports, in the past three years, some managers of Foxconn factories in the mainland stole iPhone parts and helped Taiwanese businessmen with friends assemble defective "assembly machines", which were then circulated to the market for sales. So far, they have made a profit of about 300 million yuan.
These defective or unqualified iPhone parts should be destroyed according to regulations. It is also reported that thieves resell individual components on the black market.
It is said that it seems that the informant contacted Apple CEO cook directly, and then Apple's audit team led the investigation into the incident.
Hon Hai has previously issued an official statement, emphasizing that the company has always followed strict company policies and will not comment arbitrarily on any rumors and conjectures about customers or their product lines. As for the media coverage of the group news, the verification process only uses text clips of telephone and e-mail messages, that is, it is required to respond within two hours. Based on seeking truth from facts, the company has started the audit SOP at the first time, but it is difficult to cooperate with the media deadline when there is no clear conclusion.
Hon Hai said that the company has always followed the code of good faith operation, and also requires all public works personnel to strictly abide by workplace ethics and relevant norms. Therefore, the company is willing to face and investigate with the most rigorous attitude regardless of whether the content reported by the media is true or not. Therefore, the company has not only started the internal audit procedures, but also reported to relevant units for investigation and handling. Once it is found to be true, the company will not grant loans.
Terry Guo, the former chairman who stepped down earlier this year, declined to comment, but he did say it was not surprising that some employees were involved in 'unreasonable things' with more than 1 million employees.