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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Raspberry Pi Holdings Plc | RPI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 15.00 | 1.95% | 782.50 | 16:35:20 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 749.50 | 748.00 | 782.50 | 782.50 | 767.50 |
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Posted at 28/6/2026 09:20 by Raspberry Pi Daily Update Raspberry Pi Holdings Plc is listed in the Technology sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RPI. The last closing price for Raspberry Pi was 767.50p.Raspberry Pi currently has 193,712,927 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Raspberry Pi is £1,515,803,653.78. Raspberry Pi has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 106.970972. This morning RPI shares opened at 749.50p |
Posted at 02/6/2026 08:51 by velvetide when the RPI share price was 869.00p. This video sets out emerging issues with general purpose ai models:Apart from the growing demand for its products from the OEM market, can RPI also benefit from a move to local training, something like tailored training of hugging face models? |
Posted at 29/5/2026 19:05 by growthpotential RPI doing well |
Posted at 24/5/2026 12:17 by spacecake when the RPI share price was 749.00p. A while back there was a rush on RPI 5 models and AI+2 Hats, both were unavailable to order in many online outlets, retailers etc - both in stock and available but at very inflated prices due to the increase in memory prices. |
Posted at 05/5/2026 10:57 by bountyhunter when the RPI share price was 674.00p. This sector has been on fire over the last few months in the US. Its about time that RPI picked up some of that momentum and the boost of confidence from the increased ARM investment and strong results seem to have triggered that :) |
Posted at 14/4/2026 21:03 by bountyhunter when the RPI share price was 556.50p. RPI has woken up! |
Posted at 09/4/2026 15:57 by martinmc123 when the RPI share price was 493.60p. hxxps://wealthoracleRaspberry Pi delivered a strong FY25, with growth in revenue, earnings and unit volumes ahead of expectations, reinforcing the strength of its model across both core boards/modules and the increasingly important semiconductor franchise. Revenue increased 25% to US$323.2m, while adjusted EBITDA also rose 25% to US$46.4m. Profit before tax increased 63% to US$26.5m and basic EPS rose 73% to 11.22 cents, reflecting a combination of higher demand, improved operating leverage and stronger unit economics, particularly in the second half. The most important strategic development is the continued emergence of Raspberry Pi as a “two-franchise hxxps://wealthoracle |
Posted at 24/3/2026 14:09 by pugugly when the RPI share price was 294.80p. One for the techie experts -- Implications for RPI if any? Possibly knock-on against RPI technology ? MAGA !!!!US bans new foreign-made consumer internet routers 13 hours ago |
Posted at 25/2/2026 14:59 by seball when the RPI share price was 409.60p. First — the fundamentals have improved, not deteriorated.Raspberry Pi isn’t some empty meme ticker. It’s a real company that just delivered 3.6 million boards in H1 2025, maintained flat YoY volumes during a tough component market, and posted $19.4m adjusted EBITDA while scaling its semiconductor franchise. Their microcontroller shipments even rose 69% sequentially, marking the first time RPi sold more chips than boards. That’s not hype — that’s execution. [tikr.com] Second — RPI isn’t just “hype about OpenClaw.” Yes, OpenClaw virality lit the match, but the share price rally over the past week wasn’t just noise. CEO Eben Upton bought shares four separate times, signalling confidence that sparked institutions and retail to re-evaluate the company. Those insider buys helped drive an 83% five‑day surge and a further 29% rise in the next session. That’s not AI tourists piling in — that’s meaningful insider sentiment. [invezz.com] Third — the AI angle is real (and bigger than people think). You’re right that most inferencing isn’t happening on‑device — but that’s missing the point. The real opportunity is that Raspberry Pi hardware is becoming the default low‑cost infrastructure for always‑on agentic computing. OpenClaw runs persistently, needs a dedicated machine that’s cheap, power‑efficien This is why you see Mac Minis selling out and why Pi boards suddenly face demand spikes: consumers want local, private, always‑on automation nodes. RPI is the only global, scaled supplier of devices in that category at sub‑£100 price points. Fourth — industrial and OEM demand dwarfs the hobbyist market anyway. Even without the AI agent trend, RPI is executing a dual‑strategy expansion into enterprise compute modules, industrial OEM relationships, and semiconductor licensing. Analysts already see fair‑value targets implying ~35% upside into 2027, with strong annualized returns. [tikr.com] Finally — the “OpenClaw runs amok” stories don’t change the thesis. Every major AI agent platform has had similar reports — it’s early‑stage software. The key is demand: people want these tools, and they want to run them safely, locally, and cheaply. That’s a market Raspberry Pi is uniquely placed to serve, because the alternative is expensive Macs, noisy gaming rigs, or unreliable second‑hand PCs. And clearly, the market is reacting accordingly |
Posted at 18/2/2026 08:53 by 74tom when the RPI share price was 502.50p. "This guy has reverse engineered a pi and made it cheaperIt will kill rpi" Oh will it now! Does he have over a decade of operating history and a global brand name synonymous with quality and trust? Thought not. A manufacturing facility and relationships to source materials? Thought not. Same goes for all of these new upstarts, you can have a great product or idea but making it a success is infinitely harder. Had been watching RPI sub £3 but didn't spot the Clawdbot hype so thought it was a technical squeeze...how annoying. Glad to see it though, hedge funds losing money & a great business that won't be getting bid for on the cheap. Suspect shorts will clout it back down again once the hype dies a bit or until we hear from the company. It would be a boon and a half if new customers became price agnostic at a time of high prices! |
Posted at 17/2/2026 14:13 by ivyhedge when the RPI share price was 420.60p. There has been no change to the fundamentls for this share. The last reason it endged down was the possible problems with DRAM although many RPI products can use older types.Todays jump is all down to AI reports run by numpties telling you its a great wheeze to buy RPI.....look, if the fundamentals havent changed and there is no new news then dont follow AI hints it is just another ramping tool and the followers will pay in the end and the AI rampers will go away a lot richer and move onto another target. |
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