Dell China's second-quarter revenue rose 20%

Sina Science and technology news August 17 afternoon, Dell China today held the second quarter results of the 2012 financial meeting, Dell's Greater China Region Chairman Midha (Amit Midha) said that the past quarter of Dell in the state-owned growth of 20%, the main growth impetus from the large business sector and public utilities, which,　　China's big business unit grew 22% per cent year-on-year, but he did not disclose specific figures. In the past quarter, Dell's Asia-Pacific and Japanese regional revenues rose 17% to $3.2 billion, compared with the same period last year, with businesses outside the US currently accounting for 50% of Dell's global business revenues, Midha said.　　He said that Asia-Pacific revenue growth, the main contribution from the Server business Growth 38%,it Advisory services business growth of 23%, storage business growth of 12%, desktop growth of 20%. He revealed that Dell's Asia-Pacific large Enterprises Division revenue growth of 15%, of which China's big business growth of 22% Year-on-year, India's growth of 20%, the public sector revenue growth of 13%, mainly contributing countries are China, India and South Korea, SME business income growth of 11%, the main driving force is Thailand,　　South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, consumer business growth of 27% Year-on-year, the main driving countries are China, India, Thailand, Japan, Singapore. According to Midha's message, China has become an important driver of the growth of Dell's Asia-Pacific business.　　In fact, in the past three quarters, Dell China has also shown that revenues have been growing by more than 20% Year-on-year, with a 22% increase in the first quarter and a 21% increase in the previous fiscal year.　　Referring to Google's takeover of Motorola, Midha said Dell was happy to see Android grow better, but Dell remained open to the platform's choices. Dell released its second-quarter results for FY 2012 today. The report showed that Dell's second-quarter revenue was $15.658 billion, a 1% increase from $15.534 billion a year earlier, and a net profit of 890 million dollars, up 545 million from the same period last year. Dell lowered its forecast for fiscal year 2012, affecting its share price after a sharp fall of nearly 8%. (Loliang)