Key Highlights
- Hon Hai Precision reported first-quarter revenue of T$2.13 trillion (approximately $66.6 billion), marking a 29.7% year-over-year increase
- Cloud and networking products segment, driven by AI infrastructure demand, spearheaded the revenue expansion
- Record-breaking March performance with revenue reaching T$803.7 billion, representing a 45.6% annual increase
- Management highlighted geopolitical instability, especially Middle East tensions, as significant operational concerns
- Shares have declined 16% since January, significantly trailing Taiwan’s benchmark index which gained 12%
Hon Hai Precision Industry — commonly known as Foxconn — announced first-quarter revenue of T$2.13 trillion ($66.6 billion) this past Sunday, representing a substantial 29.7% increase from the same period last year. The figure narrowly missed analyst consensus estimates of T$2.148 trillion compiled by LSEG.
The primary catalyst behind this impressive growth was the company’s cloud and networking products division, which benefited enormously from escalating demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. As Nvidia’s principal server manufacturer, Foxconn has positioned itself strategically to capitalize on the AI boom sweeping through the technology sector.
The smart consumer electronics division — which encompasses iPhone assembly operations — also delivered robust performance following recent product introductions. Apple continues to represent a cornerstone client for Foxconn, and new hardware release cycles consistently generate significant revenue momentum for the contract manufacturer.

March proved particularly exceptional. Monthly revenue climbed to T$803.7 billion, establishing a new record for any March in the company’s history, with a year-over-year surge of 45.6%. These figures command serious investor attention.
Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Momentum Continues
Foxconn indicated that demand for AI rack systems should maintain its upward trajectory throughout the second quarter, with operational metrics projected to improve both sequentially and compared to the prior year. While the company refrained from issuing specific numerical targets — consistent with its typical practice — management commentary conveyed optimism about near-term prospects.
Comprehensive first-quarter financial results are scheduled for release on May 14, which will provide investors with detailed insights into margin performance and bottom-line profitability beyond the topline revenue figures.
The ongoing expansion of AI infrastructure remains the fundamental growth driver. Hyperscale data center customers show no signs of moderating their investment pace, and Foxconn maintains a critical position within this supply ecosystem.
Political Uncertainty Clouds Outlook
Notwithstanding the impressive quarterly performance, management adopted a measured tone regarding future prospects. Foxconn emphasized the need to “monitor the impact of the volatile global political and economic situation,” though the statement lacked detailed elaboration.
Chairman Young Liu has previously characterized the Middle East conflict as the most significant external risk confronting the organization in 2025. Supply chain vulnerabilities and international logistics disruptions represent tangible operational threats.
This cautionary outlook appears to be dampening investor enthusiasm. Hon Hai shares have tumbled 16% year-to-date, creating a sharp divergence from Taiwan’s primary stock index, which has appreciated 12% during the identical timeframe.
The stock retreated 2% on Thursday before the revenue announcement, moving in line with broader market weakness. Taiwan’s financial exchanges were shuttered Friday and resume trading Tuesday.
Market participants will monitor whether the exceptional March results — combined with sustained AI-driven tailwinds — prove sufficient to reverse negative sentiment surrounding a stock that has underperformed its domestic benchmark by approximately 30 percentage points this year.
Complete quarterly earnings arrive May 14.





