Foxconn, the world’s largest electronics contract manufacturer, reported that its monthly revenue for July reached a record high, surpassing T$900 billion (approximately $27.93 billion) for the first time.
The milestone was driven by robust demand for artificial intelligence products, which continued to accelerate sales volumes across the company’s server and networking equipment divisions.
This latest figure extends the strong performance seen in the second quarter, when Foxconn posted a 39.8 percent year-on-year revenue increase to T$2.513 trillion ($78.71 billion) for the April-June period. The consistent upward trajectory underscores the sustained capital expenditure cycle among major technology firms investing in AI data center infrastructure.
The record monthly result highlights the deepening integration of Foxconn into the AI supply chain, particularly through its partnerships with leading chip designers and cloud providers.
As demand for high-performance computing hardware remains elevated, the company’s manufacturing capacity utilization is expected to stay near peak levels, supporting further revenue growth in the coming months.
Investors will be watching for confirmation of these trends in the company’s full-year guidance and subsequent quarterly reports.