Lenovo says it will hit its US$100 billion revenue target early, even as memory costs squeeze devices

DIGITIMESAugust 13, 2026en

Lenovo Group told investors on its August 13, 2026 earnings call that record AI-driven growth is outpacing the company's targets, even as executives warned that memory chip shortages will continue to squeeze device costs into next year. chairman and CEO Yuanqing Yang said the group's goal of reaching US$100 billion in annual revenue, originally set for "two years" from the start of the fiscal year, is now on track to be achieved "sooner than planned," with a further target of US$130 billion in revenue and a net margin above 5% raised by analysts on the call and left unchallenged by management as the multi-year direction.

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