Foxconn Technology Group says it is looking for "flexibility" within its existing contract with Wisconsin for a project that could net the worldwide electronics leader more than $4 billion in tax credits.
The company has reiterated that it remains committed to its long-term plan of hiring 13,000 workers and investing $10 billion in the state. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has said the job creation number is unrealistic.
Evers says Foxconn Technology Group has not told him what changes they want to see in their contract with the state for a project that could yield the company more than $4 billion in tax credits.
Evers told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday that "there have been no decisions made on exactly what's going to be changed."
Evers said Foxconn approached the state about making "several changes" to the contract for its planned display screen manufacturing facility near Racine.
Evers says the state is in a partnership with Foxconn and "we're going to be working together to solve it."
