Lenovo has kept its No. 1 position in the Gartner Asia Pacific Supply Chain Top 10 for 2025, marking its fourth straight year at the top. The annual list recognizes companies for adapting supply chains to support growth, improving efficiency and resilience through technology, and promoting sustainability through circular practices.
According to the Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 for 2025, Lenovo also moved up two places in the global rankings, reaching No. 8.
“It’s an honor to be named No. 1 in Asia Pacific for the fourth year, and moving up in the global rankings is a powerful validation of our efforts to build a smarter, more resilient supply chain,” said Amar Babu, president of Lenovo Asia Pacific. “From AI-powered tools to sustainable logistics, our innovations are helping customers and partners gain an operational edge in a dynamic world.”
Lenovo’s supply chain spans 180 markets and includes more than 30 manufacturing sites across 11 markets. The company said its global, flexible, and resilient supply chain helps it manage geopolitical and economic challenges.
To support customers in the Middle East and Africa, Lenovo plans to expand its manufacturing into Saudi Arabia. The company said this will strengthen its regional presence, tap into market growth, and enable faster delivery of products and services.
Lenovo’s “Lenovo Powers Lenovo” strategy uses its own technology, infrastructure solutions, and expertise to improve operations. The company is adding AI across its supply chain, including manufacturing, logistics, sustainability, and customer service.
Sustainability is also a focus. Lenovo uses recycled materials in more than 298 product lines, including carbon fiber from aircraft manufacturing. It has also introduced packaging made from sugar cane and bamboo.
Aside from its Asia Pacific recognition, Lenovo ranked No. 3 in Gartner’s Supply Chain Top 25 and Masters for 2025: High Tech Top 10.