Foxconn invests additional $295m in US unit

Hon Hai Precision Industry, known as Foxconn, said it invested an additional US$295 million into its US unit Foxconn Assembly LLC via Cloud Network Technology Singapore Pte. Ltd., according to a filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

Foxconn Assembly is based in Houston, and Foxconn did not say what the new funding will be used for.

An industrial source said the capital injection is linked to expanding AI server production for North American customers.

Chairman Young Liu said the group has about 8,000 employees in the US and plans to top 10,000 by end-2026, while analysts have estimated Foxconn’s total US investment at several billion dollars.

Liu also said Foxconn operates 50 facilities across 18 US states and expects about US$100 billion in US revenue in 2026.

🔗 Source: Focus Taiwan

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Foxconn’s Texas bet fits a broader North American AI server plan

The Texas spending continues a run of funding meant to grow AI server capacity across North America, with work in Texas and Mexico 1.
Over the past year, Foxconn put hundreds of millions into Houston plus Mexico operations, including US$253 million for its Houston subsidiary in August 2024 1.
NVIDIA is working with Foxconn on supercomputer factories in Houston and Dallas, with mass production expected within 12 to 15 months as of mid-April 2025 2.
Foxconn also increased AI server capacity in Mexico through FII AMC Mexico, a Foxconn investment unit in Mexico, while market reports tied the spending to higher AI server output including Nvidia’s GB200 servers, a high-end AI server platform 3 1.

Foxconn is shifting from contract work to full AI infrastructure delivery

The spending supports a move beyond Foxconn’s iPhone assembly roots toward work as an AI infrastructure partner, including building AI factories plus related systems with NVIDIA 4.
Cloud and networking products such as AI servers made up 40% of total revenue in 2025 5.
Foxconn teamed up with TECO, an electrical equipment and engineering company, to offer one-stop data center work that combines modular data center products with electromechanical engineering services alongside AI server production 6.
This approach lets Foxconn take a bigger share by delivering modular AI data center packages to Tier-1 CSPs (cloud service providers) plus hyperscalers, the largest cloud operators, that favor fast deployment 6.