Foxconn raised its second-quarter outlook on Friday, saying performance is likely to be well above its previously anticipated forecast of "significant" growth. The world's largest electronics manufacturer and top iPhone assembler for Apple cited stronger-than-expected demand across its key segments.
Foxconn raised its Q2 outlook on Friday, saying performance will be well above its prior forecast of "significant" growth.
The company, which is Nvidia's biggest server maker and Apple's top iPhone assembler, does not provide numeric guidance, a spokesman confirmed. Foxconn's upward revision follows its initial April forecast of "significant" growth for the quarter ending June 30.
The stronger outlook reflects rising demand in two areas: AI server production for Nvidia and consumer electronics assembly for Apple. As the largest contract electronics manufacturer globally, Foxconn's performance is a proxy for the broader tech supply chain. The company trades on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under ticker 2317.
The upgrade suggests AI infrastructure investment continues to accelerate and iPhone demand has held up better than some expected. Nvidia's data center revenue has more than doubled in recent quarters, driving demand for Foxconn's server assembly capacity. Apple, meanwhile, has maintained steady iPhone production volumes despite a mixed consumer electronics environment.
Foxconn's June revenue report, due in early July, will provide the first concrete numbers on Q2 performance. The company's next quarterly earnings call is expected in August.
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