ASUS on Monday announced its revenue figures for December 2021 and its complete financial report for the year 2021. The Taiwanese company reported total revenue of NT$535 billion (~$19.3 billion), which is an annual increase of about 20%. Most of the growth can be owed to the surge in laptop shipments last year and the price rise of graphics cards.
Similarly, ASUS Group’s revenue for the month of December 2021 stood at NT$51.5 billion (~$1.8 billion), which again is an annual increase of 20%. And as for the fourth quarter of last year, the group’s revenue totaled NT$151.6 billion (~$5.5 billion) — an annual increase of 24%.
The ASUS brand alone generated annual revenue of (~$18.7 billion), which is an impressive increase of 32% when compared to 2020.
ASUS stated that the industry witnessed quite a change last year and the company’s team worked hard with upstream and downstream partners to adapt to them, promoting strong growth in operations.
Take the company’s Open Platform Business Group and System Business Group, for example, which reported annual revenue growth of 30%. The brand value and NPS (Net Promoter Score — a metric used in customer experience programs) of motherboards, computers, and gaming computers also rose once again, raising the brand value to USD 1.87 billion.
But it’s not just PC and PC hardware that has contributed to the company’s success as ASUS e-sports and commercial product lines have grown at an outstanding rate as well, far exceeding the industry average.
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