Foxconn revenue reaches all-time high amid growing demand for AI servers

Taiwanese company Foxconn exceeded analysts’ expectations by recording record revenue in the third quarter, Reuters reports. As the largest contract electronics manufacturer and major iPhone assembler, Foxconn posted revenue growth of 20.2% year-on-year to NT$1.85 trillion ($57.3 billion). However, success is largely due to the high demand for servers for artificial intelligence.

Image source: Foxconn

Actual revenue figures also exceeded the forecast of global financial analytics provider LSEG SmartEstimate, which put the figure at NT$1.79 trillion. It is noted that the main contribution to Foxconn’s revenue growth was made by increased demand for AI servers. This provided a significant increase in revenue in the cloud and networking segment, in which Nvidia is a key customer. In the consumer electronics segment, which includes the assembly and production of iPhones for Apple, quarterly revenue also showed growth due to the launch of new products. However, on an annualized basis, this figure remained at the level of last year.

The third quarter is traditionally an important period for Taiwanese companies, as active preparations begin to fulfill orders from large customers for the New Year sales. Foxconn’s September revenue was NT$733 billion, up 10.9% year-on-year. “As we enter the peak season in the second half of the year, we expect our operating performance to gradually gain momentum,” Foxconn said in commenting on its fourth-quarter outlook.

Despite strong year-end guidance, the company did not provide more precise data for the fourth quarter, saying only that it is preparing for results “within market expectations.” According to Reuters, since the beginning of 2024, Foxconn shares have risen by 86%, which significantly exceeds the growth of the Taiwan stock market as a whole, which amounted to 24%. Last Friday, the company’s shares rose 3.7% on the back of earnings data, despite the overall stock index falling 0.4%.

Foxconn will publish its full financial report for the third quarter on November 14. The company is also preparing to hold its annual Tech Day event on October 8-9, where new products will traditionally be announced and an updated list of partners will be announced.

admin

Share
Published by
admin

Recent Posts

TSMC CEO Reminds Compatriots That the Company Will Build 11 New Enterprises in Taiwan This Year Alone

The buzz surrounding TSMC's plans to increase its investment in the US by $100 billion…

1 hour ago

The graphics card market showed growth last quarter, but the long-term outlook is weak

According to a new report from analyst firm Jon Peddie Research, the global market for…

1 hour ago

Solar film has been printed in rolls like wallpaper

British company Power Roll, together with scientists from the University of Sheffield, reported progress in…

3 hours ago

By 2030, console gaming will leave PC gaming far behind, but mobile games will be in the lead

Apparently, in the near future the eternal dispute about what is more popular - games…

6 hours ago

Defective GPUs May Have Leaked Into GeForce RTX 50 Series Laptops — Now They Won’t Be Released on Time

According to German publication Heise, laptop manufacturers are working hard to thoroughly test new models…

6 hours ago

Robocop Returns in Unfinished Business Story DLC for RoboCop: Rogue City — Details and First Gameplay

Publisher Nacon and developers from the Polish studio Teyon (Terminator: Resistance) presented Unfinished Business -…

7 hours ago