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flag Foxconn says Middle East tensions haven’t hurt operations yet, but warns prolonged conflict could raise oil and material costs, while boosting AI demand drives optimism for 2026.

flag Foxconn Chairman Young Liu said the ongoing conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has so far had limited impact on the company’s operations, but warned prolonged fighting could push oil prices toward $100 a barrel and raise global raw material costs. flag He remains optimistic about Foxconn’s 2026 performance, driven by strong demand for AI-related products, and expects to release fourth-quarter earnings and updated guidance on March 16. flag Despite regional instability, the company continues to expand its role in global AI infrastructure, including supplying Nvidia’s AI servers.

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