BEIJING—Lenovo Group Ltd. said Thursday its net profit for the quarter ended June 30 rose 64% on cost savings, despite a fall in revenue.

Lenovo said its fiscal first-quarter net profit rose to $173 million from $105 million a year earlier. Analysts had expected a net profit of $133.4 million, according to the average forecast of 13 analysts polled by Thomson One Analytics.

Its revenue fell to $10.1 billion in the quarter from $10.7 billion the previous year. This came in higher than a forecast of $9.7 billion from 17 analysts by Thomson One Analytics.

Lenovo announced a $650 million cost-cutting program a year ago as it integrated its acquisitions of the Motorola smartphone business and an IBM server unit. It faces a challenging outlook as the global market for personal computers continues to shrink and as growth in the China smartphone market slows.

Write to Eva Dou at eva.dou@wsj.com

 

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