AMD Revenue By Region – U.S., Japan, China, Europe, Taiwan, etc.

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This article looks at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)’s revenue by country and by region. AMD derives its revenue from only a handful of countries, with the majority of it coming from the USA.

However, the bulk of AMD’s revenue is generated in Asia, with Japan being its largest revenue source and China being the second.

Without further delay, let’s look at the numbers!

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Definitions

To help readers understand the content better, the following terms and glossaries have been provided.

Revenue By Country: According to AMD’s fiscal year 2023 annual report, AMD defines its revenue by geographic region as revenue allocated to individual countries based on the billing location of the customers.

Therefore, the geographical locations are not necessarily indicative of the country in which the customer sells products containing AMD’s products.

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How Does AMD Expand Globally?

AMD’s global expansion can be attributed to a variety of strategic initiatives and factors. Here’s an overview:

1. **Partnerships and Collaborations**: AMD has formed numerous partnerships with other technology companies around the world. These alliances often involve co-developing products or technologies that complement each other, expanding AMD’s reach into new markets and regions.

2. **Product Innovation and Diversification**: AMD has penetrated new markets globally by continuously innovating and expanding its product lineup to include high-performance computing and graphics solutions. Its products cater to a wide range of applications, from consumer computing to professional and data center markets, and appeal to a broad audience worldwide.

3. **Supply Chain and Manufacturing Strategy**: AMD partners with global semiconductor foundries and uses a fabless manufacturing model. This approach allows AMD to leverage the latest manufacturing technologies without investing in costly fabrication facilities and enables AMD to scale its production flexibly and efficiently based on demand.

4. **Strategic Acquisitions**: Over the years, AMD has acquired several companies that have bolstered its technology portfolio and expanded its global footprint. These acquisitions have enhanced AMD’s product offerings and presence in key markets.

5. **Marketing and Branding Efforts**: AMD invests in global marketing and branding campaigns to build awareness and loyalty among consumers and businesses. Its participation in international technology expos and conferences also helps showcase its latest innovations to a global audience.

6. **Localizing Products and Services**: Understanding and catering to the unique needs of different markets is crucial for global expansion. AMD often tailors its products, services, and customer support to meet customers’ specific requirements and preferences in various regions.

7. **Competitive Pricing**: By offering competitive pricing for its products, AMD has penetrated price-sensitive markets around the world, competing effectively against other industry giants.

Through these and other efforts, AMD continues to expand its presence globally, competing in the international semiconductor industry by leveraging its strengths in innovation, strategic partnerships, and a deep understanding of the diverse needs of the global market.

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Revenue From The USA, Japan, And China

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The top 3 countries which have contributed the highest revenue to AMD are the United States, Japan, and China.

The United States is AMD’s largest source of revenue. The USA has contributed an average of $6.8 billion in revenue to the company since 2021. In fiscal year 2024, AMD’s revenue from the United States reached a record figure of $7.8 billion, down 3% from a year ago.

Japan is AMD’s second largest revenue source, contributing an average of $3.7 billion in revenue to the company since 2021. In fiscal year 2023, AMD got a record figure of $4.6 billion in revenue from Japan, up 11% over the prior year.

China, excluding Taiwan but include Hong Kong, is AMD’s third largest revenue source. Since 2021, China has contributed an average of $4.2 billion to the company. In fiscal year 2023, AMD generated $3.4 billion in revenue from China, down more than 30% from a year ago.

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Percentage Of Revenue From The USA, Japan, And China

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The top 3 countries which have contributed the highest revenue to AMD are the United States, Japan, and China.

From the perspective of percentage, the United States has contributed the highest portion of revenue to AMD since fiscal year 2021, accounting for more than 30% of the total.

In fiscal year 2023, the sales percentage from the U.S. reached nearly 35%, the largest among all countries under comparison.

On the other hand, Japan’s sales contribution has been steadily rising since fiscal year 2019, as shown in the chart above. As of 2023, the ratio hovered around 20% of AMD’s total revenue.

The revenue contribution from China topped 15% in fiscal year 2023, down significantly from 22% in fiscal year 2022.

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Revenue From Singapore, Europe, And Taiwan

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The rest of the countries which have contributed significant revenue to AMD are Singapore, Europe, and Taiwan.

Singapore ranks fourth in terms of one of the largest revenue streams to AMD. In fiscal year 2023, AMD’s revenue from Singapore reached a staggering figure of $2.2 billion, nearly double the amount from a year ago.

Not far behind Singapore was Europe, whose revenue contribution topped $2 billion in fiscal year 2023. Taiwan is another region which has significantly contributed sales to AMD, with figure topping $1.8 billion in fiscal year 2023.

On average, Taiwan has contributed a record figure of $2.1 billion in annual revenue since fiscal year 2021 to the company.

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Percentage Of Revenue From Singapore, Europe, And Taiwan

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The rest of the countries which have contributed significant revenue to AMD are Singapore, Europe, and Taiwan.

The revenue contribution from Singapore to AMD topped 10% of the total in fiscal year 2023, up significantly from 6% measured in 2022.

AMD generated about 9% of sales in Europe in fiscal year 2023, while Taiwan provided 8% of the total in the same period.

A significant trend was that the revenue contribution from Taiwan to AMD has significantly declined since 2021, from nearlt 13% in 2021 to just 8% as of 2023.

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Revenue From North America, Asia, And Europe

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

From the perspective of region, AMD gets the majority of its revenue from Asia, as shown in the chart above.

Although the U.S. has been the biggest revenue source for AMD, it pales in comparison to Asia, which consists of countries such as Japan, China, Singapore, and Taiwan.

In fiscal year 2023, AMD’s revenue from Asia topped over $12 billion versus $7.8 billion from North America, while revenue from Europe slightly tipped above $2 billion.

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Percentage Of Revenue From North America, Asia, And Europe

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

AMD’s revenue from North America made up 35% of the total in fiscal year 2023, while Asia hovered at 53% in the same period.

In other words, AMD generated more than half of its revenue from Asia in fiscal year 2023. However, this ratio was down significantly from 60% in 2021.

AMD got just 9% of its revenue from Europe in fiscal year 2023.

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YoY Growth Rates Of Revenue From The USA, Japan, And China

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

In terms of revenue YoY growth, we can see from the chart that Japan has done pretty well over the last four years. Since 2021, AMD has managed to grow its revenue in Japan by an average growth rate of over 70% over the last three years. In fiscal year 2023, AMD’s revenue growth in Japan topped 11% over 2022.

Similarly, AMD’s revenue growth in the U.S. has been quite decent. For example, since 2021, AMD’s revenue growth in the U.S. has averaged 58%, although revenue growth in fiscal year 2023 was a decline of 3% year-over-year.

Among the three countries under comparison, AMD’s China has experienced the slowest revenue growth. On average, AMD has only managed to grow its revenue in China by 23% since 2021. Unfortunately, AMD’s revenue growth in China was a staggering decline of more than 30% in fiscal year 2023, the worst among all countries under comparison.

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YoY Growth Rates Of Revenue From Singapore, Europe, And Taiwan

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The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

AMD’s revenue growth in Singapore topped 62% in fiscal year 2023 and has averaged 29% since 2021.

AMD achieved revenue growth of about 20% on average in Europe and Taiwan over the last three years. However, AMD’s revenue growth in Taiwan plunged 22% in fiscal year 2023, one of the worst among all countries in comparison.

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Conclusion

To recap, AMD gets the majority of its revenue from the United States, with contribution from this country topping over 30% of the total since 2021.

Japan was the second largest revenue stream for AMD, with revenue growth averaging over 70% in the last three years.

China, together with Hong Kong, accounted for about 15% of the total revenue for AMD in fiscal year 2023. Taiwan alone made up 8% of the total in the same year, while Singapore contributed 10% to the total.

AMD gets only about 9% of its revenue from Europe.

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References and Credits

1. All financial figures presented in this article were obtained and referenced from AMD’s SEC filings, quarterly and annual reports, earnings calls, presentations, etc., which are available in AMD Financial Reports.

2. Pexels Images.

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