IBM Statistics and Revenue Totals for 2025

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is a multinational technology and consulting company headquartered in Armonk, New York. Established in 1911, IBM is one of the world’s oldest and most prominent technology companies, known for its contributions to computing, software, and consulting services.

IBM has a diverse portfolio that spans a wide range of industries, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, data analytics, and cybersecurity. Over the years, IBM has played a significant role in shaping the technology landscape, from the invention of the first programmable computer to the development of the IBM PC in the early 1980s.Today, IBM is a leader in enterprise solutions, helping businesses worldwide optimize their operations, harness data-driven insights, and embrace digital transformation. They offer a suite of cloud services through IBM Cloud and have a strong presence in hybrid cloud solutions, which combine on-premises and cloud infrastructure.

IBM also provides consulting services through IBM Global Business Services, assisting organizations in various sectors with strategy, technology implementation, and digital innovation. With a rich history of innovation and a global presence, IBM remains a key player in the world of technology and business solutions.

IBM Statistics

IBM Employee Count

IBM number of employees:

282,200 IBM employees (2022)

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IBM Revenue Totals

IBM revenue (annual):

• 2023: $61.9 billion
• 2022: $60.5 billion
• 2021: $57.4 billion
• 2020: $73.6 billion
• 2019: $77.1 billion
• 2018: $79.6 billion
• 2017: $79.1 billion
• 2016: $79.9 billion
• 2015: $81.7 billion
• 2014: $92.8 billion
• 2013: $98.3 billion
• 2012: $102.8 billion
• 2011: $105 billion
• 2010: $98 billion
• 2009: $95.7 billion
• 2008: $103.6 billion
• 2007: $98.7 billion
• 2006: $91.4 billion
• 2005: $91.1 billion
• 2004: $96.3 billion
• 2003: $89.1 billion
• 2002: $81.1 billion

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IBM net income (annual):

• 2023: $7.5 billion
• 2022: $1.6 billion
• 2021: $5.74 billion
• 2020: $5.59 billion
• 2019: $9.43 billion
• 2018: $8.7 billion
• 2017: $5.7 billion
• 2016: $11.8 billion
• 2015: $13.3 billion
• 2014: $12 billion
• 2013: $16.5 billion
• 2012: $16.6 billion
• 2011: $15.8 billion
• 2010: $14.8 billion
• 2009: $13.4 billion
• 2008: $12.3 billion
• 2007: $10.4 billion
• 2006: $9.4 billion
• 2005: $7.9 billion
• 2004: $7.5 billion
• 2003: $6.5 billion
• 2002: $2.3 billion

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Additional IBM Statistics

IBM’s total number of patents:

206,272

Last updated 8/16/17

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Number of patents IBM received in 2014:

7,534

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Number of patents IBM received in 2015:

7,355

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Number of patents IBM received in 2016:

8,088

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Number of electronic health records IBM Watson handles:

100 million

Last updated 1/1/17

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Number of healthcare claims IBM Watson handles:

200 million

Last updated 1/1/17

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Number of IBM Watson Health employees:

7,000

Last updated 1/1/17

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Percentage of the world’s largest banks that use IBM products to run their systems:

97%

Last updated 1/1/17

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Percentage of global credit card transactions that are processed on IBM mainframes:

90%

Last updated 1/1/17

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Percentage of global retailers that are powered by IBM retail solutions:

80%

Last updated 1/1/17

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Percentage of the world’s travel reservations that are processed on IBM systems:

80%

Last updated 1/1/17

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Number of IBM security clients:

12,000

Last updated 1/1/17

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Number of IBM blockchain customers:

more than 400

Last updated 1/1/17

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IBM’s share of the global IaaS market:

1.8%

Last updated 8/2/19

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Number of countries IBM has employees in:

170

Last updated 11/29/17

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Number of IBM employees in India:

130,000

Last updated 9/29/17

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Number of IBM lab researchers:

more than 3,000

Last updated 11/29/17

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Number of IBM research labs globally:

12

Last updated 11/29/17

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Amount that IBM is reportedly buying Red Hat for:

$33.4 billion

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Please note that some of these numbers are easier to find than others. A few of these IBM statistics come from their own reports, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies. No information contained on DMR should be relied upon to make investment decisions. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100%.

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