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HTC revenue in October decreases 25.8% YoY

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Yordan 11 October 2017

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HTC published its monthly financial report for October, when revenue stood at NT$6.06 billion ($200 million). That is is 6.8% down from September when it was NT$6.51 bn ($215 million). Year-over-year the decrease is the staggering 25.8%.

The total sales since the beginning of 2017 come in at NT$52.44 billion, 18.2% lower than the January-October period in 2016. HTC expects numbers to rise in the following months with upcoming holidays after the HTC U11+ and the HTC U11 Life go on sale.

2017
(NT$, million)
2016
(NT$, million)
MoM change YoY change
October Revenue 6,064 8,172 -6.86% -25.79%
September Revenue 6,510 9,332 116.95% -30.24%
August Revenue 3,001 6,579 -51.56% -54.39%
July Revenue 6,194 6,319 -10.11% -1.97%
June Revenue 6,891 6,358 52.10% 8.38%
May Revenue 4,531 6,753 -3.89% -32.91%
April Revenue 4,714 5,751 -9.29% -18.03%
March Revenue 5,197 4,144 11.30% 25.41%
February Revenue 4,669 4,200 0.09% 11.17%
January Revenue 4,665 6,477 -27.18% -27.98%
TOTAL 52,437 64,085 -18.18%

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  • Rafe Firmani
  • y$f
  • 11 Nov 2017

Please give example. You stop first, don't buy smartphone with glass dan please also stop telling people what to do with their own money

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  • JG0
  • 10 Nov 2017

Nobody said that a single manufacturer is the solution. But the fact is that the current market is not different from a monopoly. All phone manufacturers produce the same phones, just under a different brand name. It's like cartelling. The vast major...

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  • Deepchand
  • gMC
  • 10 Nov 2017

No wonder, why? I purchased a htc mid ranger back in 2013 at 18k INR. It never received a update. I sold it in early 2016 at 2k. bad experience. battery and calling issues. Never htc again.

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