Taiwan News Article RatingTaiwan's Foxconn to invest NT$17.8 billion in Wisconsin | Taiwan News | Nov. 26, 2025 16:20
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59% : If Foxconn meets performance targets, WEDC will provide an additional US$16 million in tax incentives.56% : Foxconn added that, combined with two other revised investment agreements with WEDC, it could receive up to US$96 million in tax credits by Dec. 31, 2029, if all conditions are fulfilled.
47% : Foxconn said it has already invested more than US$2 billion in Wisconsin in recent years, including salaries, capital expenditures, and taxes, and has created around 1,500 jobs in server production.
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