Foxconn marks Q1 income, will watch global policy closely

Taipei (Reuters) -Tawan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer, the highest quarterly revenue for artificial intelligence products, but the global policy should be watched, he said.

Income for Apple’s largest iPhone assembly 24.2% annually compared to the annual comparison of 1.64 trillion ($ 4.9.5 billion), Foxconn, which is more consistently, more consistently, the more consistently, more consistently, the more consistent analysts, more weighted analysts, said in a more weighty statement.

Robust AI caused a strong revenue increase for the unit of the cloud and network products, the customers AI chip company included in NVIDIA.

There was an annual “straight” annual growth for the smart consumer electronics that focused on the sweatsons.

March’s revenue increased by 23.4%, a March record came $ 552.1 billion.

Foxconn said that this quarter expects the previous three months and the same period last year, but the impact of developing global political and economic conditions will continue to monitor continued. “

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US President Donald Trump has brought up to 54% in the country this year, in addition to Chinese goods this week, this year’s total new money in the country. China is the world’s largest iPhone manufacturing company in the city of Zhengzhou.

Trump also laid a 32% tariff in most of the most of Foxconn’s factories.

Officially, the company called the Hon Hai Sensitivity Industry, does not give numerical forecasts. On May 14, he states the first quarter earnings.

Foxconn’s shares jumped 76% last year, this year exceeds the 28.5% increase in the Taiwanese market, but this year is more extensive this year, the technological resources voiced by Trump’s mixed trade policy.

The fund closed 1% before the release of income information on Wednesday, compared to 0.1% for the benchmark index. Taiwan’s financial markets were closed on Thursday and Friday.

($ 1 = 33.1610 Taiwan dollars)

(Ben Blanchar’s report; regulation by William Mallard)