GoKawiilFoxconn posts 46% revenue growth as Bloomberg forecasts 16M iPhone Duo sales
Foxconn reported a 46% year-on-year revenue increase, driven by growth in both consumer electronics and AI server demand. Separately, Bloomberg Intelligence forecast that Apple's iPhone Duo could sell 16 million units in its first 12 months, up from Apple's reported internal target of 14 million, which itself had been raised from an initial 9.7 million.
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Foxconn's consumer electronics unit still makes up 29% of its revenue, with Apple as its largest customer there, suggesting iPhone assembly contributed meaningfully to the growth even as servers diversify Foxconn's business. Bloomberg's analysts argue that as overall global smartphone demand softens amid economic pressures, premium devices like the iPhone Duo may become increasingly central to Apple's revenue and profit.
- Foxconn's revenue rose 46% year-on-year, boosted by consumer electronics and AI server demand
- Bloomberg Intelligence forecasts 16 million iPhone Duo sales within its first year, above Apple's internal targets
- Analysts say premium phones may matter more to Apple as global smartphone demand weakens
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