Raspberry PI Aktie

Raspberry Pi Holdings reported a 217% rise in net profit to $17.1m in the first half of 2026, with revenue up 90% to $257m. Unit sales rose only moderately, by 17% to 4.2m boards, while average gross profit per board climbed 53% to $12.2. The company built up extensive LPDDR4 inventories (as of June: 2.4m chips / 5.8m GB, increased to 8.3m GB in August), which secured availability and enabled higher prices. After the announcement the share briefly jumped almost 19%, but has since fallen by about 10%. » Plus sur heise.de

Raspberry Pi released an official tutorial for building a cyberdeck using a Pi 5 board, a Raspberry Pi flash drive and a LiPo battery tucked under a Bluetooth keyboard. The guide provides a parts list and step‑by‑step assembly using a simple Pelican‑style case, though creators often customize designs from purses to jewelry boxes. The move comes as Raspberry Pi has raised prices this year, which could further spur interest in hobbyist and DIY computer builds. » Plus sur theverge.com

Raspberry Pi published a positive trading update and raised its profit forecast for the full year; adjusted EBITDA is now expected to be at least $38 million. Reasons cited include continued unit growth, a favorable product mix and use of previously built-up, cheaper DRAM inventories. Deliveries for the half-year to 30 June 2026 are expected to exceed 4 million units. The news drove the share price to a 52-week high of around 1,009 pence. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Raspberry Pi finance director Richard Boult sold 150,000 ordinary shares at £7.0150 each on the London Stock Exchange’s main market. The transaction is valued at £1,052,250 and was disclosed in line with regulatory reporting requirements. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Raspberry Pi reports 2025 revenue rising to USD 323.2 million (+25%) and a net profit of USD 21.7 million (+85%), after which the stock briefly jumped by as much as 60%. For the first time in 2025, more self-developed microcontrollers were sold than single-board computers. Cash reserves fell to USD 28.1 million, with USD 52.2 million of liabilities already settled. The company warns of persistently high DRAM prices until at least 2027, but expects higher revenues with overall market-appropriate profitability. » Plus sur heise.de