Driven by booming demand for AI servers and smart consumer electronics, Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., reported record sales of NT$1.80 trillion in June 2025.
Hon Hai, also known globally as Foxconn, reported consolidated sales of NT$540.24 billion (US$18.67 billion) in June, marking the highest monthly figure ever recorded for that month. This represents a 10.09 per cent increase compared to the previous year, although it reflects a 12.26 per cent decline from the previous month.
In comparison to May, the company’s key divisions experienced a downturn in sales last month. This decline is attributed to the stronger New Taiwan dollar against the US dollar and a decrease in client momentum for inventory buildup, as stated by the company.
In the second quarter, Hon Hai revealed consolidated sales amounting to NT$1.8 trillion. This shows a 15.82 per cent growth compared to the same period last year and a 9.45 per cent increase from the first quarter.
During the first half of the year, their total consolidated sales reached NT$3.44 trillion, representing a 19.68 per cent rise over the previous year’s corresponding period.
The company reported that the sales for the second quarter amounted to NT$34.79 billion, reflecting a 0.93 per cent increase compared to Q1, but down 4.2 per cent year-on-year, primarily due to the stronger NT dollar. First-half sales reached NT$69.25 billion, representing a modest 0.3 per cent rise from the same timeframe last year.
As stated by the company, it expects to foster enhanced collaboration with international partners to promote steady growth in the latter half of the year. Additionally, it aims to strengthen its global presence and refine its regional management strategies.
