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Karnataka plant violence: Wistron estimates Rs437-crore loss

Bengaluru: Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has said it suffered losses worth Rs 437.4 crore in the violence unleashed by a section of workers at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka over salary issues. Employees allegedly indulged in violence at the...
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Updated At : 01:11 PM Dec 15, 2020 IST
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Bengaluru: Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has said it suffered losses worth Rs 437.4 crore in the violence unleashed by a section of workers at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka over salary issues. Employees allegedly indulged in violence at the company’s Narasapura manufacturing plant, where iPhone and IT products for others are produced, on Saturday. PTI

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