Foxconn: Have A More Cautious Outlook Due To Tariffs
May 14 (Reuters) - Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd 2317.TW:
FOXCONN: HAVE A MORE CAUTIOUS OUTLOOK DUE TO TARIFFS
FOXCONN: U.S. TARIFFS HAVE A 'NOT SMALL' IMPACT ON GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS
FOXCONN: FULL YEAR OUTLOOK MORE CAUTIOUS THAN LAST TIME DUE TO GROWING UNCERTAINTIES
FOXCONN: MARKET DEMAND STILL VERY STRONG FOR SERVERS
FOXCONN: WILL STEP INTO AI ASIC CHIP DESIGN
FOXCONN: TARIFFS WILL BRING SOME CHALLENGES
FOXCONN: VERY CONFIDENT IN 2025 AI SERVER REVENUE
FOXCONN: WORKING WITH CSP CUSTOMERS TO SHIP ASIC-BASED AI SERVERS
FOXCONN: WE EXPECT COMPETITIVENESS OF FACTORIES IN INDIA WILL INCREASE
FOXCONN: BELIEVE WE WILL BE INVOLVED IN IMPORTANT AI PROJECTS IN SAUDI ARABIA
FOXCONN: SEES RELATIVELY CHALLENGING OPERATING ENVIRONMENT THIS YEAR
FOXCONN: DEMAND FOR AI SERVERS IS A LOT
FOXCONN: OF COURSE WE HAVE HAD CONTACTS WITH OTHER JAPANESE CAR COMPANIES, BUT NOTHING TO ANNOUNCE
FOXCONN: DOWNGRADE OF FULL YEAR REVENUE OUTLOOK RELATED TO FOREX CHANGES
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