Pegatron Corporation
Taiwanese contract manufacturer assembling iPhones, laptops, and now AI servers for Apple and others.
Pegatron is a profitable but shrinking assembler stuck behind Foxconn in AI servers and ceding ground to Tata in iPhones, betting Mexico and Texas plants can buy it relevance.
Pegatron is a contract manufacturer that builds iPhones, computers, and AI server hardware for big tech companies. Its phone and PC business is shrinking, and competitors like Foxconn already control most of the fast-growing AI-server market, leaving Pegatron in fourth place and behind on that growth wave. The company will probably survive the next few years, but the real question is whether its AI-server business can grow fast enough and whether it can charge higher prices, since right now it makes almost no profit on each unit it builds.
Tata Electronics announces new iPhone assembly capacity in India. Would show Apple shifting further volume away from Pegatron toward Tata.
Foxconn's reported AI-server market share crosses above 45% or below 40% in 2026. Above 45% confirms consolidation against Pegatron; below 40% would widen its catch-up window.
- 2024 revenue fell 10.46% YoY to NT$1,125.3B (~$35B)
- 2025 revenue down 0.7%, net income down 5.4% YoY
- Ranks fourth in AI servers behind Foxconn's 40-43% share
- Legacy PC and consumer electronics revenue shrinking (2024 -10.46%, 2025 -0.7%, Q1 2026 sharp decline).
- Fourth-place position in high-margin AI-server market behind Foxconn, Quanta, Wistron.
- Net margin near commodity floor (~1.6% in 2025) leaves little buffer against demand swings.
- Loss of majority control over India iPhone assembly unit to Tata reduces secondary-source leverage with Apple.
- Geopolitical supply chain exposure flagged by company itself regarding Middle East conflict, March 2026.
| Rival | Direction | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Foxconn (Hon Hai) | losing to | Foxconn holds 40-43% of AI server market vs Pegatron's fourth-place rank, 2025-10-08 |
| Quanta Computer | losing to | Pegatron ranks fourth behind Quanta in Taiwanese ODM AI server race, 2026-02-04 |
| Wistron Corporation | losing to | Pegatron ranks behind Wistron in AI server contracts, 2026-02-04 |
| Tata Electronics | losing to | Tata took 60% control of Pegatron's India iPhone assembly unit, 2025-01-24 |
- Is Pegatron profitable in 2026?
- Yes but thinly. Pegatron's 2025 net income was NT$18,110 million, down 5.4% year-over-year, on revenue of NT$1,117.2 billion, giving a net margin of roughly 1.6%. Q1 2026 revenue and profit then declined sharply outside its Computing segment, per Pegatron's own Q4 2025 report (2026-04-17).
- Who owns Pegatron's India iPhone factory now?
- Tata Electronics, part of India's Tata Group, acquired a 60% controlling stake in Pegatron Technology India Private Limited (the Chennai-area iPhone assembly plant) in January 2025, with Pegatron retaining only a minority position, per TechCrunch reporting dated 2025-01-24.
- Is Pegatron losing to Foxconn in AI servers?
- Yes. As of February 2026, trade press reported Pegatron ranks fourth among Taiwanese ODMs pursuing AI servers, behind Foxconn, Quanta, and Wistron, having 'missed the initial wave.' Foxconn alone commands roughly 40 to 43% of the AI server manufacturing market as of October 2025.
- Could AI replace Pegatron's manufacturing business?
- Not the physical assembly itself, since AI cannot replace factory floor work, but AI is reshaping demand: Pegatron's legacy PC and consumer electronics assembly is shrinking (down 10.46% in 2024, down 0.7% in 2025) while AI-server contract work is a growth area it entered late, in fourth place, as of February 2026.
- Is Pegatron a safe company to join right now?
- Mixed. Pegatron remains a profitable, publicly listed $35 billion-revenue manufacturer, but its core consumer/PC business is shrinking and it just ceded 60% control of its India iPhone unit to Tata in January 2025, while Q1 2026 revenue and profit declined sharply outside Computing.
- What is Pegatron's biggest competitor?
- Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) is Pegatron's dominant rival, holding roughly 40 to 43% of the AI server manufacturing market as of October 2025 and remaining the primary iPhone assembler while Pegatron serves as Apple's secondary assembler, per industry reporting dated 2025-10-03.
- 2026-07-16Pegatron unit disposes of China property for about 170 million yuan
- 2026-06-03Pegatron shows Pegaverse AI-factory digital-twin platform at Computex 2026
- 2026-04Pegatron acquires land and plant in Mexico for $42 million for server expansion
- 2026-03-16Pegatron unveils AI server platforms on NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 and HGX Rubin NVL8 at GTC
- 2026-03-11Pegatron warns Middle East conflict could disrupt oil and materials supply chain
- 2026-02-04Trade press reports Pegatron ranks fourth among Taiwanese ODMs in AI servers
- 2025-11Pegatron partners with Together AI and 5C on NVIDIA GB300 and HGX B200 racks
- 2025-06-07Pegatron targets Q3 2025 Mexico AI server mass production, weighs US plant
- 2025-01-24Tata Electronics acquires 60% stake in Pegatron's India iPhone assembly unit
- 2007-06-27Pegatron established as spin-off of Asus manufacturing operations
- Pegatron (2026-06-26)
- The iPhone Factories You Don't Know about (2025-10-03)
- gurufocus.com (2026-07-25)
- Tata acquires 60% stake in Apple partner Pegatron's India unit (2025-01-24)
- Pegatron Unit to Dispose of China Property (2026-07-16)
- 2024 Annual Report
- Pegatron (4938) Q4 2025 Summary (2026-04-17)
- Pegatron mulling plant in US (2025-06-07)
- Pegatron, Compal, and Inventec Bet on System Assembly (2026-02-04)
- Taiwan's AI Server Giants Post Record Q3 Results (2025-10-08)
- StorageNewsletter (2026-03-18)
- PR Newswire (2026-03-16)