HTC profit up 68% in Q3, revenue climbs 80%

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HTC on Thursday announced unaudited consolidated results for the third quarter of 2011. The company said in a statement that revenue came in at NT$135.8 billion for the quarter, up 79.07% from the third quarter last year, and unaudited net income rose 68% year-over-year to NT$18.6 billion after taxes. Operating income climbed to NT$20.2 billion in the third quarter, and HTC reported earnings of NT$22.03 per share. HTC’s brief statement to investors follows below.

HTC RELEASES UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR 3Q 2011

1.Date of occurrence of the event:2011/10/06
2.Company name:HTC Corporation
3.Relationship to the Company (please enter ”head office” or ”affiliate company”):Head Office
4.Reciprocal shareholding ratios:N/A
5.Cause of occurrence:Taoyuan, Taiwan–October 6, 2011–HTC Corporation (TWSE: 2498), a global leader in smartphone innovation and design, today announces unaudited consolidated results for 3Q 2011. For the third quarter of 2011, total revenues reached NT$135,821 million with 79.07% year-on-year growth. Unaudited operating income was NT$20,190 million, net income before tax was NT$21,291 million, net income after tax was NT$18,638 million, and unaudited earnings per share after tax were NT$22.03 based on 846,016 thousand weighted average number of shares.
6.Countermeasures:None
7.Any other matters that need to be specified:None
20 Comments
  • m wiater

    I hate htc… still own the nexus one. It is by far the worst cell phone I had ever owned. Constant 3g issues, 2g connection problems, power button no longer functions. Its a joke and I am not the only one with these problems. I feel I can still make it 2 months till my contract expires

    • Shankapotomus

      sucks for you, i have an EVO 4G and its by far the best phone I have ever had.  And yes in the past I owned an iphone, but my desire to make phone calls forced me to move on.

    • Anonymous

      Get another phone then and stop crying!

    • Anonymous

      Loser.

    • Anonymous

      wrong.  nexus one is best smartphone htc ever made and they have made some great ones.  For the pure Google Experience phone, the Nexus S has some advantages (speed, NFC) but I am anxiously awaiting the Galaxy Prime as I would only buy a Google Experience phone. 

  • Anonymous

    Release the Titan!!!!

  • Max

    Great result for HTC. They are what Sony Ericsson used to be, an enthusiast oriented phone company.

  • Anonymous

    This don’t mean shit, without android htc is nobody and with revenue like that they POS phones and ui is still a target.

    • http://www.droiddoes.com/ Norm

      HTC is crap

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Umairmuhammadalikhan-Umairkhan/100000724275502 Umairmuhammadalikhan Umairkhan

        Android is Crap & u too!

      • Anonymous

        And you can’t name a phone on the market now that can beat the droid lineup at Verizon…no problem I’ll wait

    • Anonymous

      Stop hating! It will kill you. It’s not good for your health.

      • Anonymous

        Hating? Look at htc track record its trash

      • Anonymous

        So how do they sell so well if you say they are trash. Obviously people would have got the same memo you have and stop buying them. Every quarter their profits increase. I don’t think that is because they have trash products!

  • Anonymous

    So nice to see them advancing their designs year after year . . . oh wait.

    • Anonymous

      They should follow in Apples footsteps and come out with a complete redesign of their handsets… oh wait.

  • Anonymous

    Cell phone pimping! Brilliantly making money hand over fists!

    • Anonymous

      Big pockets with no innovation… I don’t see how you can defend this POS azz company

      • Anonymous

        How am I defending them, I’m stating the obvious truth. I have a rooted Htc Evo and I have had zero problems! So I don’t understand your argument.

  • Anonymous

    Should be very interesting to see how that all turns out. I mean like wow.

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