Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer and key iPhone producer, posted a 27% increase in second-quarter net profit, reaching NT$44.36 billion and surpassing analyst forecasts. The company’s revenue climbed 16% from the previous year, driven by surging demand for AI server products, which accounted for the largest share of sales for the first time, overtaking its flagship consumer electronics. Foxconn’s leadership projects continued triple-digit annual growth in its AI server division into the next quarter, even as global economic and political uncertainties—particularly US tariffs—loom over the outlook. Strategic moves include new investments in AI data centers and a broader North American footprint. However, evolving US trade policies and tariffs on Taiwan imports could test Foxconn’s expansion plans and profitability in the months ahead.





























