ViewSonic Corporation's 2025 revenue and net profit will both increase, with the computer and peripheral equipment business surging by 82.42%.

Sourced from: Xinhua Finance

On the evening of March 24, Visionox (002841.SZ) released its 2025 annual report. For the full year, the company achieved operating revenue of 24.35B yuan, up 8.72% year over year; attributable net profit was 1.01B yuan, up 4.38% year over year. Against a high base, both revenue and net profit increased, bringing net profit back onto a positive growth track. The company delivered a performance upside beyond expectations, achieving positive growth.

Businesses including computers and peripheral equipment, automotive electronics, power electronics, and robotics all recorded rapid growth, opening up a new growth curve.

Computers and peripheral equipment leap to become the company’s second-largest revenue segment

In 2025, the computers and peripheral equipment sector performed especially strongly, generating revenue of 1.5B yuan, up 82.42% year over year. The segment accounted for 12.99% of the company’s total revenue, rising to become the second-largest revenue product segment. This business covers computer series products for commercial sectors such as education and office use, as well as for industrial sectors. For education scenarios, the company launched the “computer that understands teachers better”—the Seewo teaching terminal. It comes with self-developed applications such as the Seewo computer assistant, Seewo YiQiXue, and Seewo cloud desktop, and can interconnect seamlessly with educational interactive smart boards. For government and enterprise office scenarios, the company launched a commercial office terminal, with office-efficiency software such as the MAXHUB Lingxiao computer assistant built in. It supports integration with the Lingxiao Xingyun platform to meet the needs for digital office collaboration.

In addition, the company continues to deepen its focus on core industrial control requirements in high-demand industrial environments. It introduced industrial computer series products for intelligent manufacturing and smart city sectors, including customized solutions such as embedded fanless industrial control computers, expandable fanless industrial control computers, industrial-grade tablets, industrial touch display units, network security devices, and other tailored offerings. These solutions are widely used in industries such as photovoltaics, lithium batteries, semiconductors, and robotics.

All core segments break through across the board, strengthening the company’s performance baseline

All major business segments achieved breakthrough progress. In the smart control components sector, multiple areas flourished. The liquid-crystal display (LCD) display controller board business made steady progress. The household appliance controller business saw a 46.02% year-over-year jump in revenue. Automotive electronics and power electronics recorded rapid growth as new highlights for the segment.

The smart terminals and applications sector also continued to consolidate its leading market position. Seewo ranked first in the China interactive smart board industry for 14 consecutive years. MAXHUB interactive smart boards have held the number-one spot in China’s conference market for 9 consecutive years. The revenue growth year over year for both major core brand businesses exceeded 8%, laying a solid foundation for the company’s performance.

Robotics focuses on essential-demand scenarios, gradually deployed across multiple scenarios

The company’s robotics business made notable progress. Its self-developed industrial-grade quadruped robot, MAXHUB X7, successfully deployed in industrial, power, and other industry scenario settings, and completed customer delivery. The intelligent flexible robotic arm made an appearance at the Canton Fair and won the championship at the second Zhuhai International Dexterous Operations Challenge. It offers advantages such as low-cost data acquisition and native AI adaptation, and has now entered mass production. Commercial cleaning robots have been batch-exported to Europe and markets in Japan and South Korea, entering scenarios such as office buildings and industrial dust-free workshops.

Looking ahead to 2026, Visionox states it will continue to increase investment in technological innovation, accelerate the application of artificial intelligence and robotics technologies within products. While consolidating traditional advantages in the smart control components sector, it will cultivate new growth points such as automotive electronics and power electronics. In the smart terminal sector, it will accelerate the rollout of AI applications and industry-focused deployment, strengthen scenario-adaptation capabilities, and gradually expand into personal-level business.

Editor: Liu Ming

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