Taiwan-based Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known as Foxconn, reported its strongest ever second-quarter sales, with NT$2.51 trillion in consolidated sales, up 39.83% from a year earlier. This surge is attributed to high demand for AI servers, with the company's cloud and networking division recording strong year-on-year sales growth.
Foxconn's revenue for the April-June quarter reached $78.7 billion, beating forecasts. The company expects its third-quarter sales to show quarterly and year-on-year growth, driven by sustained demand for AI infrastructure and steady growth in its consumer electronics business.
In the AI space, Nvidia Corp.'s server assembly partner, Hon Hai, reported a stronger-than-expected increase in quarterly sales, a sign of sustained AI demand. Meanwhile, AMD is gaining ground in the AI market, with Goldman Sachs suggesting it could be a major winner. AMD's EPYC processors and Radeon Instinct GPUs are making inroads in the AI space.
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Key Takeaways
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Taiwan-based Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. reported its strongest ever second-quarter sales, with NT$2.51 trillion in consolidated sales, up 39.83% from a year earlier. The company's cloud and networking division benefited from high demand for AI servers, recording strong year-on-year sales growth. Hon Hai, also known as Foxconn, expects its third-quarter sales to show quarterly and year-on-year growth.
Foxconn's Q2 sales surge on AI servers and iPhone demand
Foxconn reported a 39.8% jump in quarterly revenue, beating forecasts, driven by sustained demand for AI infrastructure and steady growth in its consumer electronics business. The company posted revenue of T$2.513 trillion ($78.7 billion) for the April-June quarter.
Hon Hai reports stronger-than-expected sales
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Nvidia Corp.'s server assembly partner, reported a stronger-than-expected increase in quarterly sales, a sign of sustained AI demand. The company's sales rose 22.4% in the three months ended June 30, beating the 16.4% gain forecast by analysts.
Foxconn sales jump 40% on AI server demand
Foxconn reported a 40% jump in quarterly sales as AI-related products helped drive growth. The company's revenue rose to NT$2.51 trillion, or $79 billion, in the three months through June, beating analysts' average estimate.
Hon Hai reports stronger-than-expected sales
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