Hon Hai Technology Group, known as Foxconn, reported record quarterly profit for July-September 2026, with AI server demand supporting a cloud and networking segment that generated 54% of revenue.
Net profit attributable to parent-company owners reached NT$77.524 billion, up 34% from a year earlier. That exceeded an LSEG consensus estimate of NT$69.6 billion, Reuters reported. Foxconn's investor presentation lists revenue of NT$3.015634 trillion, up 46%, operating income of NT$115.350 billion, up 64%, and earnings per share of NT$5.51.
The presentation lists profit of NT$57.673 billion for the third quarter of 2025 and NT$59.974 billion for the second quarter of 2026. Foxconn said both revenue and profit set quarterly records, while its presentation labels the financial figures unaudited and unreviewed. The company said cloud and networking was its largest contributor to record sales, with AI server demand supporting the segment.
Component availability remains a constraint. Foxconn said memory, chips and other key components are in tight supply across AI and consumer electronics supply chains. It said limited memory supply could lead to a slight quarter-on-quarter decline in computing-products performance in the fourth quarter.
Chairman Young Liu said at an earnings conference, “We remain very confident about our operations next year and expect continued growth,” Reuters reported.
Foxconn's event calendar lists Dec. 5, 2026, for the release of unaudited November revenue, its next scheduled update.
