Acer Inc. announced its fiscal 2025 financial results, reporting consolidated revenue of NT$275.63 billion with net income of NT$3.78 billion. The Taiwanese tech giant saw fourth-quarter revenue surge 12.6% year-over-year to NT$74.36 billion, driven by strong performance across its PC and display businesses. Operating income for Q4 jumped 82.3% YoY to NT$1.87 billion, reflecting improved margins.

For the full year, Acer's gross profit reached NT$29.99 billion with a 10.9% margin, while operating income grew 5.5% to NT$5.14 billion. The company's strategy to diversify beyond traditional PC hardware showed results, with non-PC businesses contributing 32.2% of total revenue. These segments also delivered significantly higher operating income, though exact figures weren't specified.

The company expanded its public subsidiary portfolio to 16 by year-end, signaling continued investment in growth areas. Acer's board approved a cash dividend of NT$1.3 per share, with distribution scheduled for July 16 to shareholders of record as of June 26. This marks the company's commitment to returning value to investors while maintaining capital for strategic initiatives.