On October 30, Unigroup released its third-quarter financial report for 2025. The company has been consistently fortifying its "Computing Power × Connectivity" strategy, which has fueled substantial business expansion and underscored its technological prowess and preeminent market standing in the age of AI.

In the first nine months of the year, Unigroup's total revenue climbed to RMB 77.322 billion, marking a 31.41% increase compared to the same period last year. This impressive growth was largely propelled by the stellar performance of its key subsidiary, New H3C. New H3C's revenue for the first three quarters surged to RMB 59.623 billion, a 48.07% jump from the previous year. Specifically, its revenue from the domestic government and enterprise sector reached RMB 51.502 billion, up 62.55% year-on-year, while international business revenue soared to RMB 3.478 billion, an 83.99% increase over the same period last year. Moreover, New H3C's net profit for the first three quarters stood at RMB 2.529 billion, a 14.75% rise year-on-year, achieving a harmonious balance between growth and enhanced profitability.

Guided by its "AI in ALL" vision, Unigroup has deepened its comprehensive presence in the intelligent computing landscape, laying a robust groundwork for efficient, eco-friendly, and self-reliant computing power through "diversified computing capabilities." It capitalized on high-quality network connectivity to empower customers to attain peak intelligent computing efficiency. The company also proactively embraced the "AI+" movement, advancing its "AI for ALL" approach and expediting application rollouts via industry-specific intelligent agents. It forged replicable development blueprints in sectors such as government administration, manufacturing, and quality inspection.

Simultaneously, the company capitalized on opportunities arising from domestic industrial upgrades, refined industry-tailored solutions, secured pivotal projects from numerous leading clients, and actively engaged in the construction of intelligent computing centers across various regions. It aided several prestigious universities, Grade III Class A hospitals, and power generation firms in establishing intelligent computing infrastructure platforms.

To cater to the localized construction needs of government and enterprise users, the company bolstered its solution offerings, spanning from infrastructure to cloud platforms, and emerged as a pivotal partner for localized construction endeavors in the government and enterprise sectors. It also extended its services to multiple securities firms within the financial industry to construct localized infrastructure platforms.

On the international front, the company continued to make strides with strategic clients, deepened ecological partnerships, expanded its reach into small and medium-sized enterprises and niche market segments, and amplified its global brand influence.