Photo: Mint It was a Friday quite unlike any of the 449 Fridays gone by since Finland-based Nokia Oyj set up one of the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturing facilities in Sriperumbudur ...

Till six years ago, the brand Nokia and the electronic cluster of Sriperumbudur were inseparable. None could miss the iconic blue Nokia logo of the plant while zipping along the Chennai-Bengaluru ...

A 22-year-old woman, working at the Nokia mobile handset manufacturing facility at Sriperumbudur, died following an accident at the plant. CHENNAI: A 22-year-old woman, working at the Nokia mobile ...

Salcomp’s acquisition of the defunct Nokia’s plant at Sriperumbudur, near Chennai, is good news, but it is more like a consolation prize for Tamil Nadu, which once prided itself as the country ...

The mothballed Sriperumbudur plant of Nokia, once the world's single largest mobile phone-making unit, may be sold in parts. CHENNAI: The mothballed Sriperumbudur plant of Nokia, once the world's ...

The Chennai plant, known as Sriperumbudur ... last production facility in operation at Nokia. The plant's future is uncertain. Earlier this year, mobile device maker HTC said that it would ...

Nokia started production at the Sriperumbudur plant on January 2, 2006. In the nine years that it operated, the Finnish telecom maker shipped out more than 960 million mobile handsets, which was c ...

“Nokia was sold to Microsoft but the plant at Sriperumbudur was left out because ... track task force formed by the Centre to revive the mobile manufacturing ecosystem discussed the revival ...

the contract manufacturer of mobile phone parts and electronics, which had been catering to the now-defunct Nokia’s Chennai plant, is likely to shut down its operations at its Sriperumbudur ...

Nokia started manufacturing from Sriperumbudur in January 2006 and ... an integral role in Nokia’s global production network for mobile devices and is the tenth manufacturing facility of the ...

The Finnish telecoms firm sold its mobile phone business to Microsoft in 2014, though Nokia-branded phones are still sold by HMD Global. The Finnish telecoms firm sold its mobile phone business to ...