According to the results, Corsair reported a net revenue of $320.1 million, with gross profit of $85.9 million, and a gross profit margin of 26.8 percent. Compared to the same period last year, this represents a 23 percent increase in revenue and a 36 percent increase in gross profit for the same period. According to Corsair, demand was fueled by the launch of next-generation GPUs from NVIDIA and AMD, which resulted in PC upgrades and new builds.
Both the Gaming Components and Systems and the Gamer and Creator segments reported an increase in revenue, and Corsair says it will only get better with its AIR 5400 PC case, showcased at Computex, already managed to pull plenty of awards from various fellow hacks. The same applies to the Gamer and Creator segment, where its Corsair Virtuoso Max headset, Scimitar Elite WL SE mouse, Makr 75 keyboard, and Elgato Virtual Stream Deck have already received positive customer responses.
Corsair expects revenue to be in the range of $1.4 to $1.6 billion for the full year of 2025, which takes into account the impact or anticipated impact from tariffs.
Thi La, Chief Executive Officer of Corsair, commented, "Q2 2025 marked another solid quarter, with strong growth led by disciplined execution across product development, business operations, and go-to-market strategy. I am proud to see our team continue to deliver innovative, impactful experiences for our customers, while managing through macroeconomic challenges. This underscores Corsair's resilience, focus and commitment to driving long-term growth."
"Looking ahead, we are prioritizing three key strategic growth levers: accelerating the delivery of innovative products for our community of enthusiasts and content creators, expanding operational efficiency from recent acquisitions to help drive margin expansion, and scaling up our presence across underserved channels. I'm especially encouraged by the momentum we're seeing in Asia this quarter, where our targeted investments are already delivering measurable returns and reinforcing the region's long-term growth potential."
"Our product showcase at Computex 2025 was one of Corsair's most exciting launches. Among multiple awards received, we introduced our groundbreaking Virtual Stream Deck technology, which is integrated into the Corsair Scimitar Elite MMO gaming mouse and Xeneon Edge companion display. This innovation allows users to project a fully interactive Stream Deck interface directly onto a monitor, unlocking unparalleled shortcut customization and real-time control for both gamers and content creators. On the systems side, we recently unveiled our ORIGIN PC AI Workstation 300, a compact, 4.4L AI-ready system powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max 300 Series. This product is designed for quiet efficiency, supports local LLMs, creative workloads, and AI development straight out of the box, offering professionals, creators, and developers a compelling new productivity solution. Importantly, these exciting new products are just the beginning; we expect future product launches will unlock even greater synergy across the entire Corsair ecosystem."
"As global tariff policies continue to evolve, our focus remains on being agile. We've proven our ability to adapt and minimize disruption through supply chain optimization and diversified sourcing. That said, depending on how the semiconductor tariffs plays out, we may need to adjust pricing accordingly to preserve margin integrity. Our priority is to minimize customer impact, while continuing to deliver high-performance, industry-leading products."
