HP is a worldwide technology company spanning personal systems, printing, services, supply chains and digital-inclusion programs. The figures below distinguish HP Inc.’s fiscal years, which end October 31, from calendar-year sustainability measures and identify forecasts, estimates and company-defined boundaries.
Key HP Statistics
The following highlights cover HP’s financial scale, products, operations and stated social and environmental measures:
- In fiscal 2025, HP Inc. reported $55,295 million in consolidated net revenue worldwide.
- In fiscal 2025, HP product revenue was $52,002 million worldwide, excluding services.
- In fiscal 2025, HP services revenue was $3,293 million worldwide.
- In fiscal 2025, HP’s research and development expense was $1,602 million worldwide.
- In fiscal 2025 Q4, Personal Systems net revenue was $10.4 billion worldwide, up 8% year over year.
- In fiscal 2025 Q4, total Personal Systems units increased 7% year over year worldwide.
- In fiscal 2025 Q4, Printing net revenue was $4.3 billion worldwide, down 4% year over year.
- At the end of fiscal 2025 Q4, HP held $3.7 billion in gross cash worldwide.
- At the end of fiscal 2025 Q4, HP inventory was $8.5 billion worldwide.
- HP operates in more than 170 countries worldwide, according to its fiscal 2025 company description.
- Through the end of fiscal 2028, HP forecasts a gross global headcount reduction of approximately 4,000 to 6,000 employees worldwide.
- In calendar 2025, HP used 814,800 tonnes of materials in products and packaging worldwide.
- In calendar 2025, reused, recycled or renewable materials represented 47% by weight of HP materials worldwide.
- In calendar 2025, 96% of specified HP home and office products shipped included recycled materials worldwide.
- In calendar 2025, HP’s total global value-chain carbon footprint was 16.4 million tonnes of CO2e.
- In calendar 2025, HP’s carbon footprint was 28% lower than its 2019 baseline worldwide.
- Through 2025, HP social-impact programs and partnerships reached 82.4 million people worldwide.
- Through 2025, HP LIFE had 2.5 million users enrolled worldwide since 2016.
Contents
- HP revenue, profit and research spending statistics
- HP Personal Systems and Printing trends
- HP cash flow, balance sheet and shareholder-return data
- HP workforce, restructuring and global operating scale
- HP sustainability, materials and circularity statistics
- HP climate emissions, supply-chain and digital-inclusion statistics
HP Revenue, Profit and Research Spending Statistics
HP’s fiscal 2025 financial statements show a business whose reported revenue includes both products and services. The figures are GAAP unless stated otherwise, and the fiscal-year comparison uses HP Inc.’s fiscal years ending October 31.
| Fiscal period | Total net revenue | Product revenue | Services revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiscal 2023 | $53,718 million | — | — |
| Fiscal 2024 | $53,559 million | — | — |
| Fiscal 2025 | $55,295 million | $52,002 million | $3,293 million |
Source: HP Inc. Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended October 31, 2025. Product revenue excludes services.
HP reported $11,392 million in gross profit in fiscal 2025. Its product cost of net revenue was $41,993 million, while selling, general and administrative expense was $5,821 million.
Research and development expense reached $1,602 million in fiscal 2025, a GAAP measure for consolidated HP Inc. These figures describe reported financial performance, not a product-by-product profitability or research-return estimate.
HP Personal Systems and Printing Trends
HP’s fiscal 2025 fourth-quarter results separate Personal Systems from Printing and report both revenue and unit movement. This makes the quarter useful for comparing the company’s computing and printing businesses, although the measures cover different segment economics.
| HP segment, fiscal 2025 Q4 | Net revenue | Year-over-year revenue | Operating margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal Systems worldwide | $10.4 billion | Up 8% | 5.8% |
| Printing worldwide | $4.3 billion | Down 4% | 18.9% |
Source: HP Inc. Reports Fiscal 2025 Full Year and Fourth Quarter Results.
Personal Systems revenue increased 10% year over year for consumer products and 7% for commercial products in fiscal 2025 Q4. Total Personal Systems units rose 7%, consisting of an 8% increase in consumer units and a 7% increase in commercial units.
Printing hardware units fell 12% year over year in fiscal 2025 Q4, while Printing revenue declined 4%. The hardware-unit measure does not include supplies units, so it should not be read as a total measure of every printing-related unit.
HP Cash Flow, Balance Sheet and Shareholder-Return Data
HP reported substantial fourth-quarter cash generation alongside quarter-end working-capital balances. These are consolidated HP Inc. figures for fiscal 2025 Q4 and are not full-year cash-flow totals.
- Net cash from operating activities was $1.6 billion.
- HP’s reported free cash flow was $1.5 billion; HP describes this as a non-GAAP measure.
- Accounts receivable ended the quarter at $5.7 billion, equivalent to 35 reported days of accounts receivable.
- Inventory ended the quarter at $8.5 billion, equivalent to 66 reported days of inventory.
- Accounts payable ended the quarter at $18.1 billion, equivalent to 139 reported days of accounts payable.
- HP used $270 million for dividend payments during the quarter.
- HP used $500 million to repurchase approximately 18.3 million shares during the quarter.
- HP exited fiscal 2025 Q4 with $3.7 billion in gross cash.
Source: HP Inc. Reports Fiscal 2025 Full Year and Fourth Quarter Results.
The days figures are HP-reported working-capital metrics, while the dollar amounts are quarter-end balances or quarterly cash uses. Gross cash includes the restricted-cash and other components described by HP, so it is not presented here as unrestricted cash.
HP Workforce, Restructuring and Global Operating Scale
HP’s fiscal 2025 company description places its operations in more than 170 countries. Because the source uses “more than,” this is a scale indicator rather than a precise country count.
HP’s fiscal 2026 plan includes management forecasts rather than completed outcomes:
| Fiscal 2026 plan measure | HP forecast | Period or timing |
|---|---|---|
| Gross run-rate savings | Approximately $1 billion | By end of fiscal 2028 |
| Labor and non-labor restructuring costs | Approximately $650 million | Fiscal 2026 plan |
| Plan costs | Approximately $250 million | Fiscal 2026 |
| Gross global headcount reduction | Approximately 4,000–6,000 employees | By end of fiscal 2028 |
Source: HP Inc. Reports Fiscal 2025 Full Year and Fourth Quarter Results.
The headcount figure is a gross reduction estimate, not a forecast of net employment change. The savings and cost figures are management estimates dependent on plan execution and should not be treated as realized results.
HP Sustainability, Materials and Circularity Statistics
HP reported an 814,800-tonne material footprint for products and packaging in calendar 2025. Reused, recycled or renewable materials represented 47% by weight, while postconsumer recycled-content plastic totaled 54,200 tonnes and represented 30.9% of overall plastic use.
The product-level material measures were not uniform across categories:
- Postconsumer recycled plastic in HP personal systems rose from 30% to 31% in 2025.
- Postconsumer recycled plastic in HP home and office printers rose from 26% to 33% in 2025.
- 96% of HP home and office printers, desktops, notebooks, displays and workstations shipped in 2025 included recycled materials.
Source: What actions has HP taken to address the Climate Change challenge?.
“Included recycled materials” does not mean that 96% of each product was recycled content. The percentage is a share of shipped product categories, not a share of product weight or product count across every HP product.
HP’s cumulative circularity figures also cover different materials and program definitions:
- HP has recycled 1.2 million tonnes of hardware and supplies since 2016.
- HP has incorporated 3,290 tonnes of recovered ocean-bound plastic into products since 2016.
- More than 450 HP products contained ocean-bound plastic as reported in 2025.
- HP qualified metals with up to 90% recycled aluminum content and up to 90% recycled magnesium content.
Sources: Empower Customer Sustainability and What actions has HP taken to address the Climate Change challenge?. The recycled-metal percentages are maximum qualified content, not portfolio averages.
Packaging intensity also changed over time: HP reported a reduction in single-use plastic packaging from 221 grams per unit in 2018 to 61 grams per unit in 2025. HP notes that average packaging intensity can vary with product mix, so the two values should be read as reported intensity measures rather than identical product samples.
HP Climate, Supply-Chain and Digital-Inclusion Statistics
HP reported a 16.4-million-tonne CO2e total carbon footprint for calendar 2025, covering its global value chain and product use. The footprint was 28% lower than HP’s 2019 comparison baseline, while product-manufacturing greenhouse-gas emissions were reported as 21% lower than the comparison baseline used on HP’s page; that claim does not restate the baseline year.
HP’s emissions and supply-chain measures include estimates and intensity metrics:
- HP estimated that its supply chain accounted for 74% of total emissions in 2025.
- HP estimated that supply-chain partnerships enabled avoidance of 2.47 million tonnes of CO2e from 2010 through 2025; avoided emissions are not measured atmospheric removal.
- First-tier production-supplier and product-transportation GHG emissions intensity was 20% lower in 2025 than in 2015.
- HP estimated that product energy use generated 3.8 million tonnes of CO2e in 2025, representing 23% of its total carbon footprint.
- HP requested environmental information from 98% of production suppliers through CDP Supply Chain membership.
- HP expanded its environmental Scorecard population from approximately 314 suppliers in 2024 to 478 in 2025.
Source: What actions has HP taken to address the Climate Change challenge?. Supply-chain boundaries, footprint accounting and supplier definitions are HP-defined.
HP also reported cumulative social-impact reach through 2025. Its social-impact programs and partnerships reached 82.4 million people since the beginning of 2021, toward a 150-million-person goal by 2030.
HP LIFE had 2.5 million users enrolled since 2016, toward a 2.75-million-user 2030 goal. Learners in more than 200 countries and territories completed over 4.8 million HP LIFE courses since 2016, while HP added four new HP LIFE courses in calendar 2025.
Finally, HP HOPE reported donating 2,215 refurbished devices that supported 279,860 young people in 24 countries through 2025. Enrollment, course completion and program reach are distinct measures, and the beneficiary figures are program-reported rather than an independent audit of all participants.
Source: Advancing Societal Impact.