Central News Agency (CNA) reporter Zhong Rong-feng, Taipei, May 29. Foxconn approved a cash dividend of 7.2 TWD per share at today's shareholders' meeting, the highest since its 1991 listing. Based on 2025 earnings per share of 13.61 TWD, the payout ratio is 52.9%, marking the seventh consecutive year above 50%. According to the announcement, the total cash dividend payout is 100.931 billion TWD. In its business report, Foxconn stated that AI infrastructure spending is expected to maintain double-digit growth this year. Foxconn will leverage its automated manufacturing capabilities and global supply chain network to fully support global clients in accelerating AI deployment. Regarding key materials like semiconductor chips, high-speed connectors, and precision components, Foxconn stated it is strengthening supply chain resilience and strictly managing risks through strategic partnerships and diversified sources. Facing exchange rate volatility and global geopolitical uncertainty, Foxconn is strengthening financial hedging and capacity allocation to ensure operational efficiency and stable profits. Foxconn noted that tariffs and geopolitics are long-term drivers of supply chain restructuring. Through its global manufacturing footprint and BOL (Build Operate Localize) model, it flexibly adjusts capacity and deepens local procurement to mitigate tariff risks. Foxconn is transforming from a traditional contract manufacturer into a 'technology manufacturing platform service company.'

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  • Source: CNA (Central News Agency)
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