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On Aug 6, Taiwan’s TAIEX fell 0.48% to 44,396.7 on NT$940.39B turnover. Foreign investors recorded a modest NT$2.02B net buy, down from NT$90.3B prior day, buying Powerchip (38,629 shares), Innolux (37,748) and Hon Hai (21,743) while selling Taiwan Business Bank (23,309) and First Financial (21,663). They also bought Yuanta Taiwan 50 Inverse -1X ETF (00632R) and trimmed TSMC.

Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) reported record July revenue of T$946.5 billion ($27.93 billion), up 54.2% year over year and the first time monthly sales exceeded T$900 billion, citing strong AI server and cloud networking demand. The company expects rising AI rack shipments and improved operations in Q3, with sequential and YoY growth, and notes risks from global conditions.

Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) said July revenue hit a record, rising 54.2% year on year to T$946.5 billion ($27.93B), surpassing T$900B for the first time. The company attributed growth to demand for AI products, with cloud and networking (AI servers) and smart consumer electronics also expanding. Foxconn expects Q3 growth but no numeric forecast, and reports Q2 earnings Aug 12.

Hon Hai Precision (Foxconn) reported July sales up 54.2% to NT$946.5 billion (US$29.34 billion), citing strong AI server demand. Bloomberg said the company expects AI server rack shipments to continue in the current quarter and that ICT products are entering peak season. April-to-June revenue rose 40%. Analysts project 31.2% sales growth for the three months ending Sept.

Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported Jan-Jul 2026 revenue of 5.59 trillion TWD, up 37.9% year over year, citing AI-driven demand. July revenue rose to 946.512 billion TWD, up 15.2% from June and 54.2% from a year earlier. For Q3, it expects AI rack shipments to keep rising and results to improve as IT products peak, while monitoring global political and economic risks.

Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, reported record unaudited July revenue of NT$946.512 billion (US$29.27 billion), up 54.19% year over year and up 15.18% from June. Growth was broad across major product segments, led by server-related products. For Jan-Jul 2026, revenue rose 37.89% to NT$5.589 trillion. The company expects AI server rack shipments to grow in Q3.

Hon Hai Precision (Foxconn) reported July revenue up 54% year over year, according to the company. The article also notes an end-of-day quote and mentions composite “super rating” scores based on valuation, EPS revisions, and visibility metrics.

Taiwan’s TAIEX rebounded, closing at 44,611.6 (+2.88%, +1,250.94 points) after reclaiming 44,000, with volume about NT$1.14 trillion. The rally followed a July 31 record jump. TSMC, MediaTek, Hon Hai, and Delta rose. Memory and PCB stocks saw multiple limit-ups, including Powerchip (6770.TW) and Taiwan Union Technology (6274.TW).

Taiwan’s Taiex ended nearly flat, down 25.75 points (0.06%) to 43,360.66 after a 1,000-point swing. Turnover was NT$1.036 trillion. TSMC fell 2.11% to NT$2,320, pressuring semiconductors. MediaTek and ASE also declined, while Nanya and Winbond jumped on a supply shortage. Foreign investors sold NT$5.73 billion net.

Taiwan’s Taiex rose 0.62% to 43,386.41 on NT$844.53 billion turnover as tech stocks gained on eased AI spending concerns after Amazon’s latest results, according to dealers. MediaTek, ASE, Nanya and Winbond each rose 10%. TSMC fell 2.27% to NT$2,370. Foreign investors sold NT$19.19 billion net.