Electronics Production | February 12, 2008
Foxconn January revenue down 29%
Taiwanese EMS giant Foxconn Electronics posted revenues of US$3.29 billion in January 2008, up 20% on year. But it went down from December 2007.
According to a company filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange the revenue was down 29.6% from December 2007. Networking devices, optoelectronics products and handsets are seen as growth drivers for Foxconn in 2008, DigiTimes reports quoting EDN.
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