鸿海越南子公司富康科技注册资本翻倍至7.1亿美元，实质为8月台交所披露增资的工商登记补办，CPO用途仅分析师推测

Fukang Technology, a northern Vietnam subsidiary of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn), has raised its registered capital by more than 109% to nearly VND17.47 trillion (US$710.4 million), according to business registration records reported by The Investor on October 12, 2026. The update, issued in late September, lifts the capital base from VND8.35 trillion and brings the registration in line with a capital injection Hon Hai disclosed in Taiwan in August.

Registration catches up with August filing
The new capital is classified as foreign capital contributed in freely convertible currencies, The Investor reported. Established on January 20, 2021, Fukang Technology is located in Quang Chau Industrial Park in Bac Ninh and is led by Yao Chang-Hao, who serves as its legal representative, chairman of the members' council, and general director. Under the update, Yao represents nearly VND13.97 trillion, or 80% of the capital, while Huang Yu-Ching and Huang Shih-I each represent about VND1.75 trillion, or 10%.
In a filing dated August 18, Hon Hai said Foxconn Singapore Pte. Ltd. had acquired additional shares in Fukang worth US$358.4 million between October 2025 and August 2026, raising its ownership to 100% and its total investment in the company to US$710.4 million, VnEconomy reported. The board approved the investment, which was funded with the company's own capital and made for long-term investment purposes, with no change to the business model.
From Apple tablets to AI networking
Fukang manufactures tablets, laptops, smart speakers, and motherboards, and VnEconomy describes it as an Apple tablet producer. The plant's exports were worth about US$8.6 billion in 2025, with laptop shipments up 130.3% year on year.
The Taipei-based paper reported that analysts believe the latest capital increase is mainly intended to meet Nvidia's demand for co-packaged optics (CPO) products, as larger AI clusters push data centers toward faster interconnects with lower power consumption. Hon Hai's filing itself described the purpose only as long-term investment.
Part of a wider Vietnam push
The Fukang disclosure was one of several Foxconn moves in Vietnam in August. VnEconomy reported that the group also planned about US$265 million in further capital increases for its Vietnamese subsidiaries, including US$117 million for television maker Competition Team Technology (Vietnam) and US$114 million for Foxconn EV Energy & Component (Vietnam). With those investments, Foxconn's total investment in Vietnam is expected to approach US$5 billion, the outlet said.
Bac Ninh, one of Foxconn's earliest bases in Vietnam, continues to draw foreign manufacturers. Provincial statistics office data cited by The Investor show the locality recorded 264 newly registered foreign-invested projects totaling US$1.67 billion and 219 capital expansions totaling US$2.3 billion in the first nine months of 2026.