Lenovo aims to double its business in India within three years, driven by strong performance in its Motorola smartphone segment and high do...

Lenovo Group witnessed a significant 68% surge in its Indian PC and mobile business last fiscal year, driven by a remarkable 150% jump in s...

Lenovo India's revenues surpassed $2 billion in FY25, driven by strong growth in Motorola handsets, PCs, and data center servers. The compa...

Lenovo India managing director Shailendra Katyal told ET in an interaction that the company continues to grow in India in the first half of...

The total revenue for all Lenovo businesses in India was $621 million for the second quarter (July-September 2021), representing a year-on-...

According to financial data posted to the Registrar of Companies (RoC) and accessed by business intelligence platform Tofler, Lenovo India ...

Lenovo’s profit last fiscal was Rs 95 crore as compared with Rs 105 crore in FY17, reflecting the profitability of the PC business.

With an investment of $1.2 billion in artificial intelligence R&D, the Chinese hardware and devices major is also looking at expanding its ...

Lenovo, which sells Motorola phones after it acquired the company in 2014, was the No 2 player in the Indian market in the July-September 2...

"Since India is a top market for Lenovo-Motorola, we are definitely looking into the market for specific opportunities,” said Dillon Ye, vi...

At over $1 billion revenue, India is contributing a little over 10% to global revenue, making the country the cornerstone of Lenovo’s growt...

'Mods' are specialised pieces of hardware that snap into place magnetically to give the handsets added capabilities.

According to documents posted on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs website, Lenovo India's revenue jumped for the year ending March 31, 201...

Lenovo plans to roll out flagship stores as a single-point destination for all its products including enterprise products.

Lenovo said it expects about 20-25% of its server revenues to come from the government vertical on the back of initiatives like Digital Ind...

US-based Motorola has made great inroads into India having sold more than two million smartphones since its re-launch early this year.

The company's sales increased by a healthy 54 per cent from the year-ago period to $ 7.5 billion in the quarter, Lenovo said in a statement.