Acer is a global technology group whose 2024 results combined NT$264.68 billion in consolidated revenue with a business mix that extended beyond computers and displays. The statistics below cover Acer Group operations, products, workforce and value-chain measures, with periods, geographies and company-reported limitations stated explicitly.
Key Acer Statistics
The following highlights summarize distinct measures across Acer’s financial, market, workforce and environmental reporting:
- In FY2024, Acer Group recorded NT$264.68 billion in consolidated revenue.
- In FY2024, Acer’s gross profit was NT$28.00 billion with a 10.6% gross margin.
- In FY2024, Acer’s operating income was NT$4.88 billion, up 15.4% year over year.
- In 2024, Acer ranked No. 6 worldwide with a 6.1% estimated PC market share.
- In 2024, Acer’s estimated worldwide PC shipments grew 6.3% year over year.
- In Q4 2024, Acer ranked No. 1 worldwide among Chromebook brands.
- At December 31, 2025, Acer reported 11,171 employees worldwide.
- At December 31, 2025, regular employees represented 96.2% of Acer’s reported workforce.
- In 2025, women represented 39% of Acer’s total workforce worldwide.
- In 2024, Acer delivered 94,458.8 training hours worldwide.
- In 2024, Acer’s average training and development spending was US$188.63 per FTE.
- In 2024, Acer’s operational Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions totaled 8,319 tonnes CO2e.
- In 2024, Acer used 18,620,000 kWh of renewable electricity, equal to 60% usage.
- In 2024, Acer’s value-chain Scope 3 emissions totaled 4,984,022 tonnes CO2e.
- In 2024, post-consumer recycled plastic represented 18.6% of Acer computer and monitor products.
- From 2020 through 2024, Acer used post-consumer recycled plastic in more than 50 million computer and monitor units.
Contents
- Revenue, profitability and business mix
- PC shipments, market share and regional sales
- Workforce and diversity
- Training, performance and parental leave
- Carbon, energy and water
- Circular economy, logistics and supply chain
Acer Revenue, Profitability and Business-Mix Trends
Acer’s FY2024 financial results show both scale and a diversified portfolio. The figures are consolidated company measures unless a subsidiary or quarter is named.
| FY2024 Acer financial measure | Result | Definition or period |
|---|---|---|
| Consolidated revenue | NT$264.68 billion | Acer Group, FY2024 |
| Gross profit | NT$28.00 billion | 10.6% gross margin |
| Operating income | NT$4.88 billion | 1.8% operating margin; 15.4% YoY growth |
| Net income | NT$5.54 billion | Consolidated FY2024 |
| EPS | NT$1.84 | Reported earnings per share |
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report. These are consolidated accounting measures; the operating-income comparison is Acer’s reported year-over-year comparison.
Acer’s preliminary quarterly and monthly release adds shorter-period context. Preliminary Q4 2024 consolidated revenue was NT$66.12 billion, up 4.7% year over year, while preliminary December 2024 revenue was NT$24.55 billion, up 7.9% month over month and 3.7% year over year.
- Businesses other than computers and displays contributed 28.3% of FY2024 revenue and grew 15.5% year over year.
- The same businesses contributed 29.3% of Q4 2024 revenue and grew 14.2% year over year.
- Altos Computing revenue grew 42.5% year over year in Q4 2024 and 66.8% across FY2024; this is subsidiary growth, not Acer Group total revenue growth.
- Acer ITS revenue grew 6.2% year over year in Q4 2024 and 19.4% across FY2024.
Source: Acer’s preliminary full-year 2024 revenue announcement. The release figures are preliminary where stated.
Acer PC Shipments, Market Share and Regional Sales Statistics
Acer’s PC position is based on third-party market estimates reported by Acer, not audited internal shipment totals. In 2024, Acer ranked No.
6 among top PC brands with a 6.1% estimated global market share, while its estimated PC shipments grew 6.3% year over year; the overall PC market grew about 1.0%.
| Market measure | Acer result | Period and geography |
|---|---|---|
| PC brand rank and share | No. 6; 6.1% | 2024, worldwide |
| Acer PC shipment growth | 6.3% | 2024, worldwide |
| Overall PC market growth | About 1.0% | 2024, worldwide |
| Chromebook brand rank | No. 1 | Q4 2024, worldwide |
| Chromebook education rank | No. 1 | Q4 2024, US education |
| Chromebook education rank | No. 1 | Q4 2024, EMEA education |
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report. IDC and Gartner market figures are estimates summarized by Acer; the Chromebook rankings are segment-specific and should not be read as rankings for all PC shipments.
Computers and monitors represented 72% of Acer’s 2024 revenue, while other businesses represented 28%. Regionally, EMEA contributed 24% of revenue, Pan America 25% and Pan Asia Pacific 51%, all for FY2024 Acer Group revenue.
Acer Workforce and Employee Diversity Data
Acer reported 11,171 employees worldwide at the end of December 2025 across 40 countries or territories. Acer defines global staff as full-time and contracted staff together, with temporary staff additionally reported; the categories below follow Acer’s workforce definitions.
| Workforce measure | Result | Period or population |
|---|---|---|
| Total reported employees | 11,171 | December 31, 2025, worldwide |
| Regular employees | 10,744; 96.2% | December 31, 2025 |
| Fixed-term employees | 427; 3.8% | December 31, 2025 |
| Average age | 40.1 years | 2025 worldwide workforce |
| Average experience | 8.3 years | 2025 worldwide workforce |
| Countries or territories | 40 | 2025 staff coverage |
Source: Staff Structure – Acer ESG. These are company-reported workforce measures, and the coverage count is not a count of operating subsidiaries.
Regional employee counts at December 31, 2025 were 5,134 in Taiwan, 1,632 in EMEA, 3,510 in Pan Asia Pacific and 895 in Pan America. The regular workforce included 6,565 male employees and 4,179 female employees under Acer’s reported gender categories.
Technicians were the largest displayed job category in 2025, with 4,589 employees, or 41.1% of the workforce categories shown. Women represented 39% of the total workforce in 2025, compared with 38% in each of 2022, 2023 and 2024, while women represented 31% of management positions in each year from 2022 through 2025.
Acer Training, Performance and Parental-Leave Statistics
Acer’s 2024 people measures cover learning, appraisal participation, turnover and a Taiwan-only parental-leave cohort. The populations and denominators are not interchangeable.
- Acer conducted 94,458.8 training hours worldwide in 2024 and reported 6,869 employee participants.
- Average training time was 13.8 hours per employee in 2024; Acer notes that some averages use total participants in each category.
- Average training and development spending was US$188.63 per FTE worldwide in 2024.
- Performance-appraisal participation was 95% for professional staff, 93% for management staff, 95% for technical staff and 97% for administrative staff in 2024.
- Acer’s reported 2024 turnover rate was 14.8% for administrative staff, 32% for management staff, 12% for technical staff and 8% for professional staff.
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report. Acer excludes specified subsidiaries and employees outside the appraisal process, and its turnover formula uses current-year departures and average beginning/end headcount.
In Acer Taiwan during 2024, 163 employees were entitled to parental leave and 14 took it, producing a 9% application rate. Of 14 employees expected to return, 13 returned, a 93% return-to-work rate; 12 remained employed 12 months after return, producing a reported 100% retention rate for that relevant cohort.
Acer Carbon Emissions, Energy and Water Statistics
Acer’s operational emissions and value-chain emissions describe different boundaries. In 2024, verified operational Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions totaled 8,319 tonnes CO2e, while the estimated value-chain Scope 3 inventory totaled 4,984,022 tonnes CO2e.
| Environmental measure | 2024 result | Scope or definition |
|---|---|---|
| Scope 1 emissions | 2,145 tonnes CO2e | Direct operational emissions |
| Market-based Scope 2 | 6,174 tonnes CO2e | Indirect electricity emissions |
| Scope 1 + Scope 2 | 8,319 tonnes CO2e | Verified operational boundary |
| Operational emissions change | 21.2% below 2023; 39.6% below 2019 | Scope 1 plus Scope 2 |
| Operational carbon intensity | 31.4 tonnes CO2e per NT$ billion | 46.5% below 2019 |
| Scope 3 emissions | 4,984,022 tonnes CO2e | Estimated value-chain inventory |
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report. Scope 3 fell 14% from 2023 and 38.8% from 2020; its 2024 profile comprised 79.7% supply-chain emissions and 19.8% products-and-services emissions, with rounding potentially preventing exact summation.
Acer used 18,620,000 kWh of renewable electricity in 2024, reaching 60% renewable electricity usage. The measure includes renewable-energy certificates and other sources meeting RE100 criteria.
Global water withdrawal was 179,748 m3 in 2024, up 8.1% year over year, and Acer reported average withdrawal of 19.91 m3 per employee. Water withdrawal is not the same as total ecosystem water consumption, and the per-employee denominator follows Acer’s ESG calculation scope.
Acer Circular-Economy, Logistics and Supply-Chain Statistics
Acer’s materials and logistics figures show product-specific and initiative-specific measures rather than one company-wide recycling rate. Post-consumer recycled plastic made up 18.6% of Acer computer and monitor products in 2024, and more than 50 million computer and monitor units incorporated it cumulatively from 2020 through 2024.
The Aspire Vero casing used 30% post-consumer recycled plastic at launch in 2021 and 60% by 2023. In Acer’s 2024 report, a Vero Pure Backpack used material equivalent to 24.5 recycled PET bottles and a Vero Sleeve used 4.5 bottles; these are material equivalences, not counts of bottles physically recovered.
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report.
- In 2024, using slip sheets increased loading capacity by 25% and eliminated more than 2,500 pallets for specific customers and shipments.
- The slip-sheet logistics change was associated with a reported carbon reduction of 10.5 tonnes; this is a company-reported initiative estimate.
- Acer identified 27 critical first-tier suppliers, with 81% covered by its critical-supplier ESG assessment figure; both the population and coverage use Acer’s supplier-management definitions.
- Acer’s total wastewater or sewage discharge was 143,798 m3 in 2024, compared with 135,403 m3 in 2023.
- Acer recovered approximately 943 m3 through dehumidifier-drainage recycling and approximately 3,103 m3 through rainwater reuse at Acer Taiwan sites in 2024.
- Replacing a reverse-osmosis water dispenser at Xizhi headquarters was reported to save 672 m3 annually; this is an estimated site-initiative saving.
Source: 2024 Acer Sustainability Report. Site-level water savings are estimated before-and-after improvements according to Acer’s note.
Acer’s 2024 sustainability value-creation model reported net true value above NT$83.93 billion. The model attributed 7.14% to direct operational economic contributions, approximately NT$7.15 billion; approximately 84.75% of social benefits came from the value chain, totaling about NT$84.84 billion; and environmental externalities represented about 8.11%, around NT$8.06 billion.
Source: Sustainability Value Creation – Acer ESG. These are estimated, model-based sustainability valuations rather than audited revenue, profit or cash costs recognized in financial statements.