HTC release their 2008 earnings
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HTC fans will be happy to know that HTC have posted their 2008 reports.
High Tech Computer (HTC) reached US$4.61 billion for the financial year 2008 at the end of December 31st 2008, this was backed by 28.65% on-year growth. Their net income, minus tax, landed at $0.86 billion, with a net EPS of US$1.14 billion for the given time period.
With HTC launching products left and right in 2008, it is no surprise to see such figures for the company. With the hype of the G1, and the releasing of products such as Fuze, Raphael, Diamond, etc., HTC was able to maintain their success and this aided to boost revenues of US$1.43 billion in the fourth quarter of 2008, rising 21.45% from the same period of 2007.
In 2009, HTC aims to increase their revenue growth by around 20% by introducing up to 10 new devices. Some of these new smart phones are said to run on Windows Mobile, and some will boot up Android.
source: Digitimes
High Tech Computer (HTC) reached US$4.61 billion for the financial year 2008 at the end of December 31st 2008, this was backed by 28.65% on-year growth. Their net income, minus tax, landed at $0.86 billion, with a net EPS of US$1.14 billion for the given time period.
With HTC launching products left and right in 2008, it is no surprise to see such figures for the company. With the hype of the G1, and the releasing of products such as Fuze, Raphael, Diamond, etc., HTC was able to maintain their success and this aided to boost revenues of US$1.43 billion in the fourth quarter of 2008, rising 21.45% from the same period of 2007.
In 2009, HTC aims to increase their revenue growth by around 20% by introducing up to 10 new devices. Some of these new smart phones are said to run on Windows Mobile, and some will boot up Android.
source: Digitimes
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