Raspberry Pi Holdings plc (LSE:RPI) will hold a live hybrid presentation of its results for the year ended 31 December 2025 at 09:30 GMT on 31 March 2026 in London, aimed primarily at analysts and institutional investors. Later the same day, management will host a separate online presentation and Q&A session at 14:00 GMT, providing broader access for investors and market participants interested in the company’s financial performance and strategy.
The sessions will be led by Chief Executive Officer Eben Upton and Chief Financial Officer Richard Boult. Hosting both in-person and virtual formats reflects Raspberry Pi’s effort to widen investor engagement as the company’s profile in public markets continues to grow following strong worldwide uptake of its compact and affordable computing platforms.
By offering multiple opportunities for investors to interact with management, the company aims to strengthen transparency around its results and outlook while reaching a wider shareholder base. The approach may also help support liquidity in its shares as Raspberry Pi positions itself as a significant participant in markets spanning industrial computing, education technology and semiconductor applications.
Fundamentally, the company benefits from strong revenue expansion and a healthy balance sheet. However, recent declines in margins and negative free cash flow remain areas of concern. Market indicators also appear cautious, with the share price trading below key long-term moving averages and a negative MACD reading. In addition, a relatively high price-to-earnings ratio and the absence of a dividend weigh on the stock’s overall investment profile.
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Raspberry Pi Holdings plc, headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, develops and sells low-cost, high-performance computing platforms used by engineers, educators and technology enthusiasts around the world. The company operates as a vertically integrated engineering organisation, spanning semiconductor intellectual property, hardware and software development, and regulatory compliance. Its products serve industrial and embedded systems, the enthusiast community and the education sector, with more than 75 million devices shipped globally.
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