Foxconn sees sharp profit rise in 2025 driven by AI and data centers

Foxconn has announced a sharp rise in profits for 2025, showcasing one of the strongest performances among China's major industrial companies amid the AI infrastructure boom. According to official forecasts, the company's net profit for the full year will range from 351 to 357 billion yuan, representing growth of 51–54% compared to the previous year. The fourth-quarter results were particularly impressive, with profit reaching 126–132 billion yuan, an increase of 56–63%.

The main driver of this growth came from products and solutions for high-performance data centers. In 2025, revenue from Industrial Fulian's business in 800G and higher-speed switches surged 13-fold, with the fourth quarter alone seeing growth of over 4.5 times. These technologies are considered crucial for developing cloud platforms and new-generation networks that support AI computing.

An equally powerful leap occurred in the artificial intelligence server segment. Revenue from supplying AI servers to major cloud providers more than tripled in 2025, and in the fourth quarter, it grew by over 5.5 times compared to the previous year. Moreover, growth exceeded 50% quarter-over-quarter, highlighting the rapid expansion in demand for computing power.

The company also reports steady progress in other areas, including the production of mobile network equipment and precision mechanical components for devices. In the precision parts segment, shipment volumes grew at double-digit rates, thanks to a stable customer base and accumulated technological capabilities.

Industrial Fulian, a subsidiary of Foxconn, specializes in industrial internet and smart manufacturing, integrating advanced assembly methods, big data, cloud technologies, and artificial intelligence. The 2025 results clearly demonstrate that the company is becoming a key player in the infrastructure market for the AI-driven economy.