








Nvidia's recent SEC filings reveal that Singapore accounted for 18% of the company's total revenue for fiscal year 2025, based on customer billing location. This marks a notable increase from 5% two years ago, rising to 16% in the most recent fiscal year. However, shipments to Singapore represented less than 2% of total revenue, indicating that the actual goods are shipped elsewhere despite the billing location. Concerns have been raised regarding the implications of this billing strategy, with some analysts questioning the transparency of Nvidia's revenue sources, particularly in relation to Taiwan, which is also used as a billing location. Additionally, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) disclosed that a new customer, referred to as “Customer G,” is responsible for 31% of its revenue in fiscal Q2 2025.
“What Nvidia does not disclose yet is who its end customers are using Taiwan as a billing location similar to Singapore; all in all, the geography of ~51bn USD of Nvidia revenues (~40% of the total) is totally undisclosed and a big red flag on the company’s operations” https://t.co/IcWQWRsH0Y
$NVDA: "Singapore represented 18% of FY 25 total revenue based upon customer billing location. Customers use Singapore to centralize invoicing while our products are almost always shipped elsewhere. Shipments to Singapore were less than 2% of FY25 total revenue" https://t.co/7FR62mj4T1
$NVDA invented a new definition: "Geographic Revenue Based Upon Customer Billing Location" to 'explain' Singapore sales https://t.co/A09AmgOoGo