After their disaster in Wisconsin I'm going to wait till they actually spend the money before considering it newsworthy.
[1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-02-06/inside-wi...
USA had much higher costs, even outside of population centers, and too much dependence on tax shelters. It may not be the same in india.
Foxconn canceled $5 billion investment plan in India because of a land deal - https://www.gsmarena.com/foxconn_cancels_plans_for_5_billion...
This investment is not a greenfield one like in the US. It's further investment in an already successful venture. So very few chances of a Wisconsin repeat.