The company reported a 25% increase in annual profits, exceeding market expectations, in a context marked by supply chain pressures and rising costs for key components such as DRAM memory.
During the year, Raspberry Pi reached a total sales volume of 7.6 million units, with a significant surge in the second half. This growth reflects the company's consolidation in sectors such as industrial automation, IoT, education, and electronic development.

Strong growth in the semiconductor business.
One of the most significant milestones of the period has been the growth of the semiconductor division, with 8.4 million units shipped, representing a year-over-year increase of 47%. For the first time, this segment surpasses the company's traditional single-board computers in volume.
This progress reinforces Raspberry Pi's strategy as a comprehensive supplier across the electronics value chain, from chip design to hardware and software development.

Price adjustments in a rising cost environment.
The soaring cost of memory—with increases of up to seven times in some cases—has forced the company to pass some of these costs on to the market through its distribution network.
Despite this, Raspberry Pi maintains its position as an accessible platform, balancing cost and performance in an increasingly competitive environment.

Outlook for the electronics sector:
The company anticipates a substantial increase in revenue in 2026, driven by both price developments and continued demand in industrial and consumer applications. However, it cautions about limited visibility in the second half of the year due to volatility in the components market.

Market Impact:
Raspberry Pi's results confirm several key trends in the electronics sector:
Increasing vertical integration between hardware and semiconductors;
Increased demand in industrial and edge computing applications;
Structural pressure on the costs of critical components;
Consolidation of open platforms as the basis for electronic development.
In this context, Raspberry Pi reinforces its role as one of the most influential players in the global ecosystem of accessible and industrial electronics.