On Friday, Foxconn announced a huge earnings miss in its recent quarter in which net income fell 25 percent short of what analysts were expecting, iPhone 8.
Taiwan-based Yaunta is modeling Foxconn to ship 147 million iPhones this year, which marks a decrease from 148 million last year. But on the other hand, Apple assemblers are projected to ship a total of 216 million iPhones this year which marks a notable uptick from 201 million units in 2016.
In short, Foxconn's earnings report offers few concrete hints related to demand for the iPhone 8, and a possible delay in mass production of the new phone may imply investors won't find any answers in Foxconn's third-quarter results. After all, not even Apple's CEO Tim Cook himself knows how many new iPhones it will sell this year, Culpan stated.
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