` RPI (Raspberry Pi Holdings PLC) vs FTSE All Share Index Comparison - Alpha Spread

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Over the past 12 months, RPI has significantly outperformed FTSE All Share Index, delivering a return of +49% compared to FTSE All Share Index's 0% growth.

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Raspberry Pi Holdings PLC
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Market Cap
998.8m GBX
Industry
Technology

Raspberry Pi Holdings makes low-cost computers and related hardware for people and companies that need a simple, compact way to build and run digital products. Its best-known products are small single-board computers, but it also sells modules, microcontrollers, cameras, keyboards, power supplies, and other accessories that support those systems. The company sits between chip makers and finished-device builders: it turns inexpensive computing parts into easy-to-use products that can be bought off the shelf. Its main customers are hobbyists, students, schools, software developers, electronics engineers, and industrial customers building embedded devices such as controllers, gateways, and smart machines. Raspberry Pi makes money by selling hardware through distributors, resellers, and direct channels, with much of the value coming from the ecosystem around the core boards. That ecosystem matters because once a customer designs around Raspberry Pi, they often buy the matching accessories, modules, and replacement units from the same brand. What makes the business unusual is that it is both a consumer-friendly brand and a serious supplier for embedded computing. Many buyers start with Raspberry Pi for education or projects, then keep using the same platform in real products because it is familiar, low-cost, and well supported. That gives the company a role as a standard-setter in small-format computing rather than just another hardware seller.

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