LENOVO GROUP(HK:00992) Ge Long Hui·2025-11-20 00:57Core Insights - Lenovo Group reported a 15% year-on-year revenue growth for Q2 of FY2025/26, reaching 146.4 billion RMB, marking a historical quarterly high and significantly exceeding market expectations [1] - The IDG smart device business group showed strong performance with revenue of 108.1 billion RMB, a 12% increase year-on-year, benefiting from the accelerated recovery of the global PC market [1] - AI terminal devices accounted for 36% of IDG's total revenue, a significant increase of 17 percentage points year-on-year, becoming a key growth driver [1] Financial Performance - IDG's operating profit grew by 11% year-on-year, maintaining an industry-leading operating profit margin, showcasing Lenovo's systematic advantages in product structure, high-end positioning, and global supply chain efficiency [1] - Lenovo's market share in personal computers surpassed 25% for the first time, leading HP by 5.7 percentage points, further solidifying its dominance in the edge AI market [1] Market Trends - Despite previous doubts about the PC market's growth, actual industry growth rates have consistently exceeded third-party forecasts, particularly with the accelerated penetration of AI PCs [2] - AI PCs typically have an average selling price 5%-10% higher than traditional PCs, presenting significant structural opportunities for hardware manufacturers [2] - IDC predicts that AI PCs will account for 70% of global PC shipments by 2027, suggesting that Lenovo's current market leadership could translate into revenue growth over the next two years [2] Product Development - Lenovo's smartphone business also showed robust growth, with Motorola smartphone shipments reaching a ten-year high, enhancing Lenovo's competitiveness in the mobile ecosystem [2] - The company plans to continue its "one body, multiple ends" strategy, accelerating the comprehensive upgrade of AI device systems, with a global personal super-intelligent entity set to debut next year [2] - Lenovo aims to transition devices from "smart devices" to "smart twins," fostering native collaboration across PCs, smartphones, and tablets to create a unified personal intelligent entry point [2]