BEIJING] China’s Lenovo, the world’s largest personal computer manufacturer, on Thursday reported a worse-than-expected 64 ...

China's Lenovo , the world's largest personal computer manufacturer, said fourth-quarter profit plunged 64% - a result that ...

The current PC market is melting Lenovo's profits ... the Chinese corporation reported its first profit decline in three years in the third quarter. In Q4, the company also incurred a one-time ...

(Bloomberg) -- Lenovo Group Ltd. is targeting revenue growth in personal computers this quarter after signs of a long-awaited recovery helped it report a smaller-than-feared profit decline.

NET PROFIT: The world's largest maker of personal computers is expected to post a 7.3% decline in net profit to $230 million, according to a FactSet poll of eight analysts. REVENUE: The PC maker's ...

Lenovo's Q4 normalized net profit rose 25% YoY, with server revenue up 63%. Explore LNVGF's FY26 growth drivers, including ...

Lenovo Group’s net profit fell 72% in its fourth quarter, as personal-computer sales continued to decline amid a deteriorating global economy and soft consumer spending. Net profit for the three ...

Lenovo Group Ltd.’s net profit fell 32% in its third quarter, as personal-computer sales continued to decline amid a deteriorating global economy and soft consumer spending. Net profit for the ...

Lenovo recorded a drop in third-quarter profit that beat analysts' estimates ... ended December 31 was $253 million, a 4.6 percent decline from the $265 million recorded a year ago -- but better ...

Lenovo Group Ltd. reported better-than-expected quarterly profit, affirming hopes for a gradual computing industry recovery driven by global AI spending. Net income grew 38% to $243 million in the ...

Lenovo, the world’s largest personal computer manufacturer, has reported a worse-than-expected 64 per cent fall in fourth-quarter profit, which it said was mostly due to a non-cash decline in the ...

China’s Lenovo reported a steep 64 percent drop in fourth-quarter profit, falling significantly short of analyst expectations ...