Lenovo Group has reported its fourth-quarter and full-year financial results for FY2025/26, with its Asia Pacific region delivering a standout performance amid continued global demand for AI-capable devices and enterprise infrastructure.

Asia Pacific performance

Lenovo’s Asia Pacific segment — which excludes China — contributed meaningfully to the group’s full-year figures, reflecting sustained enterprise refresh cycles and growing adoption of AI PCs across the region. The results underscore Asia Pacific’s position as one of Lenovo’s highest-growth markets globally.

The group’s broader portfolio, spanning personal computing, infrastructure solutions, and solutions and services, continued to benefit from enterprise customers upgrading hardware ahead of AI workload deployments. Lenovo has positioned its AI PC lineup as central to this transition, targeting businesses seeking on-device processing for productivity and data privacy.

Infrastructure and solutions growth

Lenovo’s Infrastructure Solutions Group and Solutions and Services Group have emerged as key growth drivers as enterprises move beyond device procurement to managed services and hybrid cloud deployments. The company has been expanding its presence in data centre and edge computing segments, areas where APAC demand has accelerated alongside digital transformation initiatives across government and financial services sectors.

The full-year results cap a period in which Lenovo has invested heavily in AI integration across its product lines, from consumer notebooks to enterprise servers, positioning itself to capture both the PC refresh cycle and the longer-term shift towards AI-optimised infrastructure.