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Foxconn Industrial Internet

Foxconn Industrial Internet is a China-based industrial technology company associated with Foxconn, focused on industrial internet, connected manufacturing, and technology hardware.

Last updated October 12, 2026

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Overview

Foxconn Industrial Internet, commonly known as FII and branded in Chinese as 工业富联, is an industrial technology company associated with the Foxconn group. Its name connects the company’s manufacturing background with industrial internet: the use of connected equipment, software, data, and communications technologies in industrial settings. The supplied evidence identifies the brand with industrial internet platforms and industrial internet software, but does not provide detail on particular services, product names, or deployment examples. The company’s business is generally associated with manufacturing technology and equipment supplied to industrial and technology customers. Its offering areas include communications and cloud-computing hardware, precision manufacturing, automation, and industrial internet-related capabilities. These combine physical products and manufacturing operations with digital and connectivity-oriented approaches. The available evidence does not substantiate a definitive product catalogue, named flagship platform, or detailed customer list, so those specifics are not asserted here. FII is based in China and is part of the wider Foxconn corporate group, whose parent company is Hon Hai Precision Industry. Foxconn Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. is publicly listed in Shanghai under ticker 601138. The company operates in a business environment spanning Chinese manufacturing and international technology supply chains. Its positioning bridges large-scale electronics manufacturing with industrial connectivity and digital transformation. The evidence supplied for this dossier is limited, so further claims about founding history, individual executives, named campaigns, or recent corporate developments are omitted.

History

Foxconn Industrial Internet’s identity is rooted in the combination of Foxconn’s manufacturing background and industrial internet technology. The evidence provided for this dossier is a short classification-style description rather than a corporate history: it associates the subject with industrial internet, industrial internet software, and industrial internet platforms. It does not give a founding date, identify founders, or describe the company’s early organization, so those details are not included as established historical facts. The company is part of the broader Foxconn group, whose parent is Hon Hai Precision Industry. Its corporate scope is associated with manufacturing and technology, including industrial connectivity and digitalization alongside hardware-related activity. This places FII within the wider evolution of manufacturers adopting data, networking, automation, and software to support industrial operations. However, the supplied material does not document particular product launches, customer deployments, acquisitions, or strategic announcements, and no specific chronology of such events can be responsibly reconstructed from it. Foxconn Industrial Internet is publicly listed in Shanghai as Foxconn Industrial Internet Co., Ltd. under ticker 601138. Its listed status provides a public-market identity alongside its relationship to the Foxconn group. The available evidence does not establish the listing date or give a dated account of changes in ownership or leadership. The company is currently presented as an active business. More detailed historical milestones would require additional corporate filings or official company materials.

  • 2018

    FII listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (ticker 601138), raising approximately RMB 27.1 billion.

  • 2015

    Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) founded as a subsidiary of Hon Hai Precision Industry.

Products and positioning

An industrial technology and manufacturing company associated with Foxconn, positioned at the intersection of industrial internet, electronics manufacturing, and connected production.

  • Industrial internet platforms and software

    The supplied evidence associates the company with industrial internet platforms and software; it does not name particular products.

Controversies

Recent events

  • Agile Robots completes $220 million Series C funding[3]

    Reported:

    Agile Robots announced that it had completed a $220 million Series C funding round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2. The company said the funds would mainly support product development, scaled production and expansion of global sales.

  • Industrial Fulian releases digital transformation solutions and AR glasses[4]

    Reported:

    Industrial Fulian released several digital transformation solutions and new AR glasses at an event marking the third anniversary of its listing.

  • Fii announces changes to capacity and R&D project timelines[5]

    Reported:

    Industrial Fulian (Fii) announced changes to some projects funded by its IPO proceeds, including a planned delay of certain new-capacity and R&D-center project construction to December 2023.

  • Industrial Fulian selected for two industry rankings[6]

    Reported:

    Industrial Fulian was selected for the “2020 China New Economy Enterprise Vitality 100” and “New Infrastructure Pioneer Enterprises 100” rankings, announced at the 2020 Global New Economy Conference.

  • Foxconn Industrial Internet and Tencent Cloud sign strategic cooperation agreement[7]

    Reported:

    Foxconn Industrial Internet and Tencent Cloud signed a strategic cooperation agreement to collaborate in industrial internet and digital industries, including market expansion, investment, ecosystem development, and new infrastructure.

  • Industrial富联 and Tencent Cloud signed a strategic cooperation agreement[8]

    Reported:

    Industrial富联 and Tencent Cloud signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Shenzhen, China, to collaborate across industrial internet and digital industries, including market expansion, investment, ecosystem development, and product development in cloud computing and smart-terminal hardware.

  • Foxconn Industrial Internet announces planned acquisition of Dingjie Software stake[9]

    Reported:

    Foxconn Industrial Internet announced a planned purchase of 39,971,300 Dingjie Software shares, about 15.19% of its total share capital, from DC Software for approximately RMB 560 million. The article says that if completed, Foxconn Industrial Internet and its concert parties would hold 22.85% and become Dingjie Software's largest shareholder.

  • Foxconn Industrial Internet agrees to acquire a 15.19% stake in Digiwin[10]

    Foxconn Industrial Internet signed an agreement to acquire 39.9713 million shares of Digiwin Software, representing 15.19% of its total shares, from DC Software for approximately RMB 559.6 million. The proposed transaction remained subject to shareholder, regulatory and transfer procedures.

  • Unconfirmed

    Four companies sign industrial internet joint-venture agreement[11]

    Reported:

    CITIC Holdings, CITIC Dicastal, China Resources Cement and Foxconn Industrial Internet signed a joint-venture agreement and project cooperation framework agreement to establish an industrial internet platform company.

  • Industrial Fulian releases 2019 annual results[12]

    Reported:

    Industrial Fulian released its 2019 annual report, reporting revenue of RMB 408.698 billion and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 18.606 billion.

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