Blizzard's third quarter net profit of 148 million U.S. dollars rose 190%

Sina Science and technology news Beijing Time, November 9, the early hours of information, see Blizzard today released the third quarter of fiscal year 2011 earnings. The report showed that Blizzard's third-quarter revenue was $754 million trillion, slightly higher than the 745 million US dollar in the same period last year, with a net profit of $148 million, up 190% from 51 million a year earlier.　　Blizzard's third-quarter results were outpacing Wall Street analysts ' expectations, pushing its shares up 3% per cent. During the fiscal quarter ended September 30, the net profit of Blizzard was 148 million U.S. dollars, earning 13 cents per share, a performance better than the same period last year. In the third quarter of fiscal year 2010, the net profit of Blizzard was 51 million U.S. dollars, earning 4 cents per share. Not according to the U.S. General accounting standards, the third quarter to see Blizzard earnings per share of 7 cents, more than analysts had expected.　　Analysts are expected to see Blizzard's earnings of 2 cents per share in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters. Blizzard's third-quarter revenue was $754 million trillion, up 1.2% from 745 million dollars a year earlier. Excluding deferred revenue from the sale of specific online games (not in accordance with US GAAP), Blizzard's third-quarter net revenue was 627 million U.S. dollars, down from $857 million a year earlier, but more than analysts had previously expected.　　Analysts are expected to see Blizzard's third-quarter revenue at $558.4 million trillion, according to a Thomson Reuters poll. Blizzard predicted that, not in accordance with U.S. general accounting standards, the 2011 fiscal year quarter net revenue of 2.17 billion U.S. dollars, earnings per share of 55 cents, more than analysts expected. Analysts are expected to see Blizzard's net revenue of 2.1 billion U.S. dollars, 53 cents per share, according to a Thomson Reuters poll.　　Blizzard also predicted that the net revenue for fiscal year 2011, not according to US General accounting standards, would be $4.25 billion, higher than the previous forecast of 4.05 billion dollars, and 85 cents per share, up from the previously expected 77 cents. On that day, the dynamic view of Blizzard shares in the Nasdaq conventional trading rose 0.19 U.S. dollars, closed at 13.93 U.S. dollars, up 1.38%. In the subsequent trading, which ended 16:40 (5:40 9th, Beijing Time), the blizzard's share price rose 0.42 US dollars to $14.35, or 3%. In the past 52 weeks, the maximum price of the dynamic blizzard was 14.40 U.S. dollars, the lowest price is 10.40 U.S. dollars. (Tangfeng)