Hon Hai Precision Industry
Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported Q2 2026 net profit of NT$59.98 billion (about US$1.86 billion), up 35% year-on-year and above the NT$58 billion analyst average cited by Bloomberg. Revenue rose to NT$2.53 trillion; EPS hit a record NT$4.27. The company attributed gains to AI server demand, with server revenue exceeding 50% of total for the first time.
Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported Q2 net profit up 35% year-on-year to NT$59.98 billion, above an average analyst estimate of NT$58 billion. EPS rose to NT$4.27. Gross margin fell to 6.12% while operating margin improved to 3.75%. The firm cited ongoing AI server spending by US cloud providers, forecast high double-digit sequential rack growth, and expects AI rack shipments to more than double in 2025. Capex in H1 was NT$80.9 billion.
Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit up 35% to NT$59.97 billion (about US$1.86 billion), beating LSEG’s NT$58.8 billion estimate. The company cited strong AI hardware demand and reaffirmed “strong” full-year revenue growth guidance without specific figures. Foxconn is a major iPhone assembler and Nvidia server maker.
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AI server-related revenue surpassed 50% of total for the first time, supporting a bullish near-term earnings and guidance read-through.
Results beat and AI server ramp guidance (including Vera Rubin shipments) should support near-term sentiment, despite gross margin pressure from mix.
AI-driven demand appears to be accelerating Foxconn’s earnings momentum, supporting a near-term positive bias for contract electronics exposure.
AI server demand is translating into a clear earnings beat and a positive near-term growth outlook for Foxconn.
AI server demand and rising AI-server revenue mix support near-term earnings momentum, but CoWoS chip-packaging constraints cap upside visibility.
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Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported Q2 2026 net profit of NT$59.98 billion (about US$1.86 billion), up 35% year-on-year and above the NT$58 billion analyst average cited by Bloomberg. Revenue rose to NT$2.53 trillion; EPS hit a record NT$4.27. The company attributed gains to AI server demand, with server revenue exceeding 50% of total for the first time.
3 min readHon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported Q2 net profit up 35% year-on-year to NT$59.98 billion, above an average analyst estimate of NT$58 billion. EPS rose to NT$4.27. Gross margin fell to 6.12% while operating margin improved to 3.75%. The firm cited ongoing AI server spending by US cloud providers, forecast high double-digit sequential rack growth, and expects AI rack shipments to more than double in 2025. Capex in H1 was NT$80.9 billion.
5 min readFoxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit up 35% to NT$59.97 billion (about US$1.86 billion), beating LSEG’s NT$58.8 billion estimate. The company cited strong AI hardware demand and reaffirmed “strong” full-year revenue growth guidance without specific figures. Foxconn is a major iPhone assembler and Nvidia server maker.
4 min readFoxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit of NT$59.97 billion ($1.86 billion), up 35% year over year, beating a Bloomberg analyst estimate of NT$58.38 billion. Revenue rose 41% to NT$2.53 trillion. The company attributed growth to AI server demand for data centers and forecast strong year over year growth and a strong full-year outlook.
3 min readFoxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit of T$59.97 billion, up 35% year over year and above an LSEG estimate of T$58.8 billion, citing strong AI demand. It said cloud and networking (AI servers) was 51% of Q2 revenue. Foxconn expects “strong” revenue growth in 2026 and forecasts capex rising 30% in 2026.
4 min readNorges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) disclosed its Taiwan equity holdings as of end-June. The fund’s Taiwan portfolio value rose to $61.914B. TSMC stayed largest, while MediaTek (2454.TW) became No.2 after overtaking Hon Hai. Yageo (2327.TW) jumped to No.5. NBIM reported adding 14 and removing 20 holdings in H1 and a $184.3B first-half profit.
6 min readTaiwan’s Taiex rose 0.88% to 45,518.07 on Aug. 12, led by AI-related stocks, while turnover was limited at NT$858.73 billion versus the prior five-session average of NT$892.1 billion ahead of U.S. CPI. TSMC gained 0.84% and Hon Hai rose 2.66%. Foreign institutions bought a net NT$11.02 billion, according to the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
4 min readFoxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit up 35% to NT$59.97 billion ($1.86bn), beating a Bloomberg-estimated NT$58.38 billion. The company attributed growth to AI server demand for data centers and kept its revenue outlook for “strong” growth. Foxconn is also expanding AI server production for Nvidia and has EV plans.
4 min readFoxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported Q2 net profit of T$59.97 billion, up 35% year on year and above an LSEG consensus of T$58.8 billion, citing strong AI demand. The company reiterated “strong” revenue growth for 2026 without numeric guidance and said AI demand should support growth through the year. Shares rose 2.7% on Wednesday.
3 min readTaiwan shares ended slightly higher on Tuesday as bargain hunters bought select electronics stocks. The Taiex rose 0.43% to 45,120.72 on NT$869.02 billion turnover. TSMC gained 0.63% to NT$2,395 and MediaTek rose 1.52% to NT$4,020. Foreign investors bought a net NT$28.18 billion, according to Taiwan Stock Exchange data.
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