Raspberry Pi reports record revenue and profit for the first half of the year
According to CNA Business, Raspberry Pi reported record first-half revenue and core profit growth, with adjusted core profit reaching $40.3 million and revenue $256.9 million for the six months to June 30, while shares rose about 15% in early trade. The company cited strong industrial and OEM demand and said unit volumes are expected to be higher in the second half, with a reaffirmed full-year profit outlook and ongoing production capacity expansion with Sony, as it manages memory chip costs.
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- 01Six months to June 30: adjusted core profit $40.3 million and revenue $256.9 million.
- 02Shares rose 15% in early trade.
- 03Demand driven by industrial and original equipment manufacturer customers (factory automation, robotics, medical devices).
- 04Unit volumes expected to be higher in the second half; sufficient memory inventory to meet FY2026 production goals; strategic memory purchases for 2027; full-year profit outlook reaffirmed; per-unit profitability to moderate as memory stockpiles from 2025 run down; CEO Eben Upton citing supplier base expansion and production capacity growth with Sony.
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