Dell's net profit for the second quarter rose 16% from 545 million.

In the early hours of August 20 in Beijing, Dell released its second-quarter financial results for FY 2010 today.　　The report showed Dell's net profit for the second quarter was $545 million, up 16% year-on-year, with revenue of $15.534 billion, up 22% per cent year-on-year. In the quarter ended July 30, Dell's net profit was $545 million trillion, earning 28 cents a share, a performance that was better than the same period last year. In the second quarter of fiscal year 2010, Dell's net profit was 472 million U.S. dollars, earning 24 cents per share. Dell's operating profit for the second quarter was $745 million trillion, up 11% from $671 million a year earlier.　　Dell's second-quarter revenue was $15.534 billion trillion, up 22% from $12.764 billion a year earlier. Excluding one-off items, Dell earned 32 cents a share in the second quarter, better than 29 cents in the same period last year and beyond analysts ' previous forecasts.　　Analysts had expected Dell to gain 30 cents per share in the second quarter, with a revenue of $15.2 billion, according to FactSet research. Dell's cash flow from business operations in the second quarter was 1.3 billion dollars.　　At the end of the second quarter, Dell held a total of $13.1 billion in cash and investment. By sector, Dell's revenue from the big business sector in the first quarter was $4.5 billion, up 38% from the same period last year; revenue from the public sector was 4.6 billion dollars, up 21% from a year earlier; revenue from the SME sector was 3.5 billion dollars, up 25% from the same period last year.　　, with a revenue of 2.9 billion dollars from the personal consumer sector, which was roughly unchanged from the same period last year. By product, Dell's revenue from servers and networks grew by 35% in the second quarter from a year earlier; revenue from storage products rose 13% from a year earlier; Revenue from services was 1.9 billion dollars, up 57% from a year earlier, mainly due to Dell's acquisition of IT service provider Perot　　BAE: Revenue from mobile products and desktop products grew 21% and 17%, respectively, from a year earlier.　　Dell's business in emerging markets continued to grow rapidly, with revenues from the BRIC countries (Brazil, China, India and China) rising 52% per cent in the second quarter from a year earlier, representing a 12% percentage of total revenue. On that day, Dell's share price fell 0.15 U.S. dollars in the Nasdaq regular trading, at 12.04 U.S. dollars, a decrease of 1.23%. Dell's share price fell another 0.27 US dollars to $11.77, or 2.24%, in a subsequent trading transaction up to 15:54 (5:54 Beijing Time, 20th). In the past 52 weeks, Dell's highest price was 17.52 U.S. dollars, the lowest price of 11.72 U.S. dollars. (Tangfeng)