The major U.S. processor manufacturer Super Micro (AMD) announced its previous quarter financial report after the US stock market on the 17th, with losses in line with expectations, but revenue and outlook still need to be strengthened.
's revenue fell 8.5% in the quarter to $942 million, slightly higher than the 8% previously estimated by Ultramicro. Compared with the same period last year, the recession was as high as 34.6%.
(Source: Ultramicro)
Ultramicro net loss for the quarter was US$181 million, with a loss of US$0.23 per share. The loss per share not recognized by the International General Accepted Accounting Principles (Non-GAAP) was US$0.17, and the gross profit margin was 28%. Lisa Su, CEO of
Ultramicro, pointed out that the revenue of the EESC business group (enterprise-end, embedded and semi-customized departments) has made significant progress, but it still cannot offset the impact of lower than expected PC processor demand. Su Zifeng explained that the long-term development focus will focus on computing and drawing chips.
Ultra Micro closed down 4.59% in the normal trading day, and rebounded 2.67% after the market, and temporarily reported US$1.92. Super Micro's stock price is too low and is still a popular candidate for mergers.
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- Release date July 17, 2015 10:00
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