Year-to-July revenue reached NT$184.63 billion, also a 13-year high for the period, as desktop PCs, commercial products and non-PC businesses extended the momentum seen in Acer's strong second quarter.
Acer said July consolidated revenue rose 21.9% from a year earlier to NT$26.90 billion, while year-to-July revenue reached NT$184.63 billion, up 23.1%, with both marking 13-year highs for the same periods. Desktop PC revenue climbed 30.6% in July and 36.7% year-to-July, which the company linked mainly to AI usage. Year-to-July revenue from PCs increased 20.1%, gaming businesses 7.2% and the commercial line 36.0%. Businesses other than personal computers and displays grew more than 34.3% and accounted for 35.1% of group revenue in the first seven months, while Acer ITS Inc. and Acer Fashion Inc. posted 63.5% and 20.0% growth, respectively. The figures reinforced Acer's multi-engine strategy as the company builds growth beyond its core PC and display operations, and followed a second-quarter report showing revenue of NT$85.30 billion and net income of NT$2.17 billion.