Hon Hai, the 14th generation manufacturer of Apple iPhone, collected about 101 billion yuan in August: an increase of 12.2% over the same period last year, reaching a new high for the same period of the year.
According to financial data released by Hon Hai this week, Hon Hai's revenue in August was 448.906 billion NT dollars (about 101.004 billion yuan), down 5.5% from the previous month and up 12.2% from a year earlier, according to financial data released this week by Hon Hai.
CTOnews.com learned that Hon Hai's consolidated revenue in the first eight months of this year was 3.84 trillion new Taiwan dollars (about 864 billion yuan), up 9.2% from a year earlier and a record high for the same period in the previous year.
According to Taiwanese media reports, according to the analysis of the industry, it is the alternating stage between the new and old models of Apple's iPhone. Even though Apple has begun to pull goods for the new iPhone, it starts from the lens, case, PCB and other components, and is reflected in the revenue of relevant suppliers. Finally, Hon Hai, as an assembly factory, is expected to start shipping a large number of new machines. Hon Hai's revenue will bounce up significantly from September.
According to previous information, it is expected that this year, Hon Hai will be the primary supplier of iPhone 14, and Lixun will be the second supplier; iPhone 14 Plus will take Pegatron as the primary supplier, and Lixun will be the second supplier; and the high-end iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be supplied exclusively by Hon Hai.
Looking ahead to third-quarter and full-year operations, Hon Hai said the outlook for the third quarter was cautiously optimistic and needed to closely monitor inflation, outbreaks and follow-up changes in the supply chain. In terms of current visibility, growth in the third quarter is expected compared with the same period last year. Throughout the year, Hon Hai reiterated its view that it would be released by the August Law, which is expected to be better than last year from the original level of last year.
