Aaron Lee, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 9 October
2012]
Taiwan-based ODM Quanta Computer shipped 4.7 million notebooks in
September, growing by 11.9% on month, but the corresponding consolidated
revenues of NT$83.495 billion (US$2.83 billion) slightly dropped by 0.14%,
according to the company.
The growth in shipment and drop in consolidated revenue were mainly
because shipments of 15-inch MacBook Pro at a higher ASP (average selling price)
significantly decreased on month despite increased shipments of other notebook
models, according to industry sources.
Inventec and Wistron, two other Taiwan-based ODMs, also reported
revenues for September on October 8.
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Notebook ODM consolidated revenues, September 2012 (NT$b)
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Company
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Amount
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M/M
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Y/Y
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January-September amount
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Y/Y
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Quanta
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83.495
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(0.14%)
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(5.76%)
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711.846
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(9.37%)
|
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Inventec
|
26.768*
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26.11%
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(18.86%)
|
233.463*
|
(6.99%)
|
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Wistron
|
58.418
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26.82%
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(7.74%)
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489.122
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5.62%
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*Non-consolidated
Source: Companies, compiled by Digitimes, October 2012
Source: Companies, compiled by Digitimes, October 2012
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Three ODMs: Shipments by product line, September 2012
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Company
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Product line
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Shipment volume (1,000 units)
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M/M
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Quanta
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Notebook
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4,700
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11.9%
|
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Inventec
|
Notebook
|
1,800
|
50.0%
|
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Wistron
|
Notebook
|
2,900
|
31.8%
|
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Desktop
|
1,000
|
0%
| |
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LCD monitor
|
700
|
0%
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|
LCD TV
|
350
|
Slight growth
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Smartphone
|
1,000
|
Slight growth
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|
Server
|
150
|
Slight growth
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Source: Companies, compiled by Digitimes, October 2012
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