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Hon Hai posts record January revenue, expects stronger-than-usual Q1

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co reported record January revenue of NT$730.04 billion (US$23.04 billion), a 35.53% increase year-on-year, despite a 15.39% month-on-month decline. The company anticipates stronger-than-usual Q1 performance, driven by AI-related product shipments, despite entering a traditional low season for ICT products. While some segments saw declines, overall demand for AI cloud products and smart consumer goods remains robust. Shares fell 1.60% to NT$225.50.

Hon Hai: The visibility for the first quarter is better than last month

Foxconn opens EV R&D hub in central China's Zhengzhou

Foxconn opens EV R&D hub in central China's Zhengzhou

REG - Hon Hai Prec.Ind.Co - Announcement on behalf of subsidiary FII

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. announced on February 3, 2026, regarding its subsidiary Foxconn Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. The company reported no share repurchases in January 2026. As of January 31, 2026, a total of 9,319,897 shares have been repurchased, representing 0.05% of total share capital, with a total expenditure of RMB 247,075,625.95. The highest repurchase price was RMB 63.40, and the lowest was RMB 18.40. No countermeasures or additional matters were specified in the announcement.

CITIC International expects Apple's strong momentum to continue, prefers supply chain stocks

The research report from China Merchants Bank International indicates that Apple's performance in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 is impressive, with revenue increasing by 16% year-on-year, mainly driven by strong iPhone sales and a recovery in the Chinese market. It is expected that the iPhone cycle and price cycle will remain strong, and Apple will leverage its supply chain advantages to cope with cost pressures. The firm prefers companies that can achieve market share growth during the new product cycle, including LUXSHARE-ICT, AAC TECH, FIT HON TENG, and BYD ELECTRONIC, and has provided corresponding investment ratings and target prices