After 10 consecutive quarters of recessions, HTC has finally made a profit

Absrtact: Morning! After 10 consecutive quarters of recessions, HTC has finally made a profit. HTC officially released its second-quarter earnings as of June 30 this year. The quarterly revenue of NT $65.06 billion (hereinafter), combined tax before net profit of 2.76 billion yuan, operating profit 24

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After 10 consecutive quarters of recessions, HTC has finally made a profit. HTC officially released its second-quarter earnings as of June 30 this year. The quarterly revenue of NT $65.06 billion (hereinafter), combined tax before net profit of 2.76 billion yuan, operating profit of 2.43 billion yuan, after tax net profit of 2.26 billion yuan, the net profit of 2.74 yuan per share. The turnround was expected, and HTC executives interpreted Q1 's earnings as M8 's announcement boosted the two-quarter performance and then achieved full-year profits.

But HTC is still far from opening the champagne, data from ComScore, a third-party market research agency, suggests. HTC's share of the smartphone market in the US continued to fall in May this year, approaching 5%. Compared with the previous two quarters, the U.S. smart machine market is stable, the only variable is LG more than Motorola became the third largest smartphone brand.

The decision of HTC, Motorola and LG ranked who is slowing down a bit. Apple and Samsung are still growing compared with the first two quarters, and Samsung's gains have been significantly higher than Apple's. Previous media said Samsung's market share would be swallowed by the iphone as the Galaxy S5 market weakened. But at least from the U.S. market, Apple has grabbed not Samsung but the rest of the Android camp's share. The mature American Intelligent Machine market is further oligopolistic.

The fast-growing Chinese market has played a major role in the turnaround of HTC, which is still falling in the US market. Ningweiguang (has left) and Wang has said to "pay more attention to the Chinese market." HTC's latest round of product updates, including high-end M8 and 816 in the middle, have started in the mainland, and launched a 2999-dollar flagship model E8 for the mainland market.