Key Takeaway: Lenovo's fiscal 2Q revenue soared to $17.9 billion, driven by growing demand for AI-capable PCs and significant expansion in its server and IT solutions businesses.
BEIJING (Nov 15): Lenovo reported a 24% revenue jump for the quarter ended Sept. 30, reaching $17.9 billion and beating analysts’ expectations of $16 billion. Net profit climbed to $359 million, surpassing the $331.7 million forecast.
The company's global PC shipments rose 3% to 16.5 million units, maintaining its 24% market share, even as the broader industry saw a 2.4% decline in shipments. Demand for AI-enabled PCs is reshaping the market, with Lenovo projecting these models to account for 10% of its shipments by year-end and up to 60% by 2026.
AI Push Fuels Growth:
- Infrastructure Solutions Group: Revenue grew over 60% year-on-year, driven by demand for AI servers in data centers.
- Solutions and Services Group: Revenue rose to $2.2 billion, up from $1.9 billion, reflecting growth in cloud-based software solutions for enterprises.
With its recent introduction of two AI-powered PC models, Lenovo is well-positioned to benefit from the AI adoption trend, solidifying its leadership in the PC and IT solutions market.
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