Apple assembler Pegatron posts 43% YOY revenue growth for November

iPhone swoon? Not so fast:
“Foxconn’s Hon Hai is now on track for the fastest annual revenue growth since 2012,” Bloomberg’s Tim Culpan has posted via Twitter. “Apple has accounted for around 50% of sales throughout that time thanks to iPhone.”
 
Foxconn’s Hon Hai just reported Nov sales:
• 2nd highest monthly on record
• +5.6% Y/y
• +2% M/m
• Oct+Nov +12.9% Y/y
• YTD +16%
 

Foxconn’s Hon Hai is now on track for the fastest annual revenue growth since 2012. Apple has accounted for around 50% of sales throughout that time thanks to iPhone
— Tim Culpan (@tculpan) December 10, 2018

In addition, Culpan reports, Apple supplier Pegatron today announced year over year revenue growth of 43.01% for November.

Wow. Pegatron just posted stellar revenue growth for November pic.twitter.com/9HCkzKIJQp
— Tim Culpan (@tculpan) December 10, 2018

MacDailyNews Take: We’ll just leave this here.
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers “Fred Mertz,” “Sarah,” and “Riffraff” for the heads up.]