Lenovo, ranked 51st in TIME's '2026 World's Best Companies'

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Lenovo, ranked 51st in TIME's '2026 World's Best Companies'

Published2026.09.21 11:35

Overall Score 87.51 Points, FY2526 Revenue $83.1 Billion, AI-Related Revenue Share 33%

Lenovo, which recorded its largest revenue on the back of expanded AI server demand, has appeared on the US news weekly TIME's '2026 World's Best Companies' list for the first time. In this ranking, which comprehensively evaluates three categories—employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability—Lenovo ranked 51st.

Lenovo announced on the 21st that it received an overall score of 87.51 points in this ranking jointly announced by TIME magazine and global market research firm Statista.

In the growth category, Lenovo received a rating of 'Very High', and annual revenue based on FY2526 reached a record $83.1 billion.

During the same period, AI-related revenue doubled year-over-year, accounting for 33% of the group's total revenue.

TIME cited expanded AI server business and increased AI infrastructure demand as key drivers behind Lenovo's growth.

Lenovo explained that AI has become the core growth driver across all business divisions.

Performance was also confirmed in the sustainability category.

In FY2526, Lenovo concluded its first-generation long-term ESG key performance indicators (KPIs) that have led ESG strategy over the past five years, and presented 2030 ESG KPIs and new targets through its latest ESG report.

TIME's survey evaluates companies worldwide based on three criteria: △employee satisfaction △revenue growth △sustainability transparency.

Employee satisfaction is calculated through surveys of more than 200,000 global employees, while revenue growth is measured based on performance over the past three years.

Sustainability transparency is calculated as a comprehensive ESG index composed of various KPIs.

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