Raspberry Pi reports better-than-expected 25% rise in full-year earnings

LONDON, March ​31 (Reuters) - Single-board ⁠computing company Raspberry ​Pi reported a better-than-expected ​25% rise ‌in annual adjusted ⁠core earnings to $46.4 ⁠million on Tuesday, ​helped by strengthening demand and favourable unit economics ​in ‌the second half.

The British company shipped 4 million ​units in the second half, ‌giving a total of 7.6 ‌million for the year, up 7% on 2024.

It ​said strong sales momentum ‌had carried into the opening months of this ⁠year, but ⁠it cautioned ‌that second-half visibility was limited ​by ​constraints in ‌the DRAM market.

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