TAIPEI - Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., widely known as Foxconn, reported its highest-ever revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 on Monday. The electronics manufacturer credited the financial gains to strong demand for artificial intelligence products within its cloud and networking division.

The company announced that total revenue for the fourth quarter reached 2.6 trillion New Taiwan dollars (approximately $82.7 billion U.S.). This figure represents an increase of roughly 22 percent compared to the same three-month period in 2024. For the entire year of 2025, the company reported cumulative revenue of 8.1 trillion New Taiwan dollars (approximately $257.4 billion U.S.), an 18 percent increase over the previous year.

Foxconn identified the "Cloud and Networking Products" category as a significant driver of this growth. According to the revenue report, this business segment maintained strong momentum specifically because of orders for AI products. This category covers infrastructure hardware often found in data centers, such as servers and networking racks.

The report noted that while the smart consumer electronics category saw a slight decline due to exchange rates and high inventory levels, the demand for AI hardware helped balance those losses.

This shift toward AI infrastructure aligns with the company's recent activities in the Mahoning Valley. Foxconn has partnered with SoftBank to manufacture data center equipment at the assembly plant in Lordstown. That local facility is slated to produce modular data centers to support the Stargate project, a national artificial intelligence initiative.

Looking ahead, Foxconn expects the first quarter of 2026 to be stronger than usual for this time of year. The company stated that the continued ramp-up in shipments of AI racks should help revenue exceed typical seasonal lows.