ARM Holdings plc has released its annual report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. Total revenue from Arm China remained relatively flat compared to the previous fiscal year. License revenue saw a decrease due to normal fluctuations in timing and the size of multiple high-value license agreements, as well as contributions from the backlog from prior periods. However, royalty revenue experienced an increase, primarily driven by higher chip shipments and an improved product mix with higher royalty rates per chip. The company continues to navigate challenges associated with its commercial relationship with Arm China, which could affect demand for its products. ARM Holdings remains focused on addressing these challenges to sustain business growth and enhance operational results. The report does not provide specific figures for net income or earnings per share. No specific outlook or guidance for future periods is included in the reported results.
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