Hon Hai (鴻海, Foxconn) posted August 2026 revenue of NT$921,766,023 thousand, equivalent to roughly NT$921.77 billion, or NT$9,217.66 億 in Taiwan's local notationCITE:E1CITE:E6. Revenue grew 51.98% year-over-year in Hon Hai's own monthly filingCITE:E2, a figure TechNews reported as 52.0%CITE:E8.
Hon Hai's August revenue declined 2.6% from July, a sequential pullback that occurred even as the year-over-year comparison stayed above 50%CITE:E7.
Hon Hai's cumulative revenue for January through August 2026 totaled NT$6,511,139,274 thousand, or about NT$6.51 trillionCITE:E3CITE:E9. Cumulative revenue rose 39.73% year-over-year according to Hon Hai's filingCITE:E4, a figure TechNews cited as 39.7%CITE:E10.
Hon Hai attributed the increase to continued growth in server product shipments compared with the same period a year earlierCITE:E5.
| Metric | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| August 2026 revenue | NT$921,766,023 thousand (~NT$921.77 billion / NT$9,217.66 億) | CITE:E1CITE:E6 |
| August YoY growth | 51.98% | CITE:E2 |
| August YoY growth (alternate rounding) | 52.0% | CITE:E8 |
| August MoM change vs. July | -2.6% | CITE:E7 |
| Jan–Aug 2026 cumulative revenue | NT$6,511,139,274 thousand (~NT$6.51 trillion) | CITE:E3CITE:E9 |
| Jan–Aug 2026 cumulative YoY growth | 39.73% | CITE:E4 |
| Jan–Aug 2026 cumulative YoY growth (alternate rounding) | 39.7% | CITE:E10 |
Hon Hai's August year-over-year rate of 51.98% ran well above its eight-month cumulative rate of 39.73%, even as the same month's revenue fell 2.6% from JulyCITE:E2CITE:E4CITE:E7. That combination — a faster year-on-year comparison sitting alongside a monthly pullback — appears alongside Hon Hai's own explanation that server product shipments, rather than a broader order base, drove the August increaseCITE:E5.
Hon Hai (鴻海, Foxconn) posted August 2026 revenue of NT$921,766,023 thousand, equivalent to roughly NT$921.77 billion, or NT$9,217.
Hon Hai's August revenue declined 2.6% from July, a sequential pullback that occurred even as the year-over-year comparison stayed above 50%CITE:E7.
Hon Hai's cumulative revenue for January through August 2026 totaled NT$6,511,139,274 thousand, or about NT$6.51 trillionCITE:E3CITE:E9.
Hon Hai attributed the increase to continued growth in server product shipments compared with the same period a year earlierCITE:E5.
Hon Hai's August print shows two speeds at once: the year-over-year rate of 51.98% is running well ahead of the eight-month cumulative rate of 39.73%, even as the sequential reading turned negative at -2.6% against July. Read together with Hon Hai's own explanation — that server product shipments drove the increase — this pattern looks like a single product line doing most of the lifting rather than broad-based order growth, since a concentrated ramp typically produces strong year-on-year comparisons paired with month-to-month unevenness as shipment batches land at different times. The number worth tracking next is September's month-over-month change: if server demand is genuinely broadening rather than lumpy, the sequential figure should stabilize instead of repeating this month's pullback.
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