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Raspberry Pi Soars as Price Increases Boost Revenue Outlook

Henry Ren, Mia Dawkins
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The UK-based maker of affordable single-board computers reported a 25% revenue surge to $323.2 million in 2025, driven by robust demand in the US and China. Shares jumped as much as 27% after the company forecast 2026 revenue well above analyst expectations, signaling sustained growth momentum. Strong sales persisted into early 2026, with the Cambridge-headquartered firm attributing gains to expanded commercial and educational adoption. The earnings report highlights the company’s resilience amid global supply chain challenges, maintaining production and distribution efficiency. Investor confidence grew as the low-cost computing pioneer demonstrated scalability beyond hobbyist markets into enterprise and industrial applications.
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