Prime Highlight:
- Foxconn reported strong fourth-quarter growth as rising global investment in AI data centers boosted demand for servers and cloud-related components.
- The company’s expanding partnerships and investments highlight its growing role as a key builder of AI hardware infrastructure worldwide.
Key Facts:
- Foxconn posted Q4 2025 revenue of NT$2.6 trillion ($83 billion), beating guidance and analyst expectations of around NT$2.4 trillion.
- Its share price rose about 25% in 2025, following a 76% gain the previous year, reflecting investor confidence in its AI-driven growth.
Background:
Foxconn reported a strong 22% rise in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 as global demand for AI infrastructure grew.
The Taiwan-based company, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, recorded revenues of NT$2.6 trillion ($83 billion) for the quarter ended December. The figure exceeded both company guidance and analyst expectations of about NT$2.4 trillion, according to market estimates.
Foxconn said its components and cloud businesses delivered solid performance during the period, supported by rising orders for AI servers and data center equipment. The company builds the servers that house high-end chips used in AI data centers and also assembles Apple’s iPhone, making it a key supplier to major technology firms.
As companies worldwide race to expand AI capacity, Foxconn has become a central player in building the physical infrastructure behind the technology. Its share price rose about 25% during 2025, adding to a sharp 76% gain recorded in the previous year.
In a statement, Foxconn said fourth-quarter revenue showed strong growth both quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year, creating a high base going into early 2026. The company added that earnings are likely to stay near the upper end of its five-year range despite the usual seasonal slowdown in consumer electronics.
Foxconn has expanded its role in the AI sector through new partnerships. In November, it signed an agreement with OpenAI to jointly develop next-generation AI hardware designs. Earlier this year, Foxconn teamed up with Nvidia and the Taiwanese government to build a major AI factory in Taiwan.
The company has also invested in data center construction, including taking a stake in TECO Electric & Machinery Co, to support long-term growth in AI infrastructure.
