Among approximately 600 companies assessed this year, Lenovo achieved the highest overall score in its industry, repeating its industry-leading performance previously achieved in 2022 and 2025.
Lenovo achieved an overall score of 87.51, with its growth performance categorized as “Very High.”
Lenovo today reported first quarter results for fiscal year 2026/27, marking the highest quarterly revenue growth in the past five years and the strongest quarter in the Group’s history.
Lenovo climbed 43 places to #153 on Fortune’s annual Global 500 List, making it the highest ranking in the company’s history and one of the most significant advances in recent years.
The report highlights measurable gains in climate action, circular economy, social impact, and governance, while reinforcing responsible innovation in the AI era and Lenovo’s continued commitment to ESG programs.
As we close fiscal year 2025/2026, I am pleased to share with you our record results and milestones achieved in strengthening our leadership in Hybrid AI. I believe Lenovo is well positioned to seize the AI democratization opportunity to deliver growth and create value for our shareholders.
Lenovo announced the appointment of Dr. Muhammad Nasser A Aldawood as a non-executive director of the company.
In a recent Bloomberg Tech interview, Lenovo CFO Winston Cheng discussed the company’s strong AI-driven performance following its report of an exceptional Q4 and the strongest year in Lenovo history.
Lenovo reported fourth quarter and full year results for fiscal year 25/26, marking an exceptional Q4 and the strongest year in the Group’s history.
AI-related revenue stood out as a leading growth engine, growing 84% year-on-year to account for 38% of total Group revenue in Q4.
