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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.024.323 von nasdy am 11.04.12 14:04:08Nokia: Nokia lowers Devices & Services first quarter 2012 outlook and provides second quarter 2012 outlook
Difficult financial performance reflects company in transition
Positive early momentum in Lumia smartphone strategy
Nokia Corporation Stock exchange release April 11, 2012 at 15.00 (CET+1)
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today provided preliminary information on certain aspects of its first quarter 2012 financial performance, including a lowered first quarter 2012 outlook for Devices & Services. During the first quarter 2012, multiple factors negatively affected Nokia's Devices & Services business to a greater extent than previously expected. These factors included:
- Competitive industry dynamics, which negatively affected net sales in the Mobile Phones and Smart Devices business units, particularly in India, the Middle East and Africa and China; and - Gross margin declines, particularly in the Smart Devices business unit.
The impact of these factors on the non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the first quarter 2012 was partially offset by a significant benefit from lower warranty costs.
Updated outlook for Devices & Services for the first quarter 2012: Nokia currently estimates that its non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the first quarter 2012 was approximately negative 3 percent, compared to the previously expected range of "around breakeven, ranging either above or below by approximately 2 percentage points" primarily due to the factors noted above.
Outlook for Devices & Services for the second quarter 2012: Nokia expects its non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the second quarter 2012 to be similar to or below the first quarter 2012 level. This outlook reflects that the first quarter 2012 benefit related to lower warranty costs is expected to be non-recurring, as well as expectations regarding a number of factors including:
- competitive industry dynamics continuing to negatively affect the Smart Devices and Mobile Phones business units; - timing, ramp-up, and consumer demand related to new products; and - the macroeconomic environment.
"Our disappointing Devices & Services first quarter 2012 financial results and outlook for the second quarter 2012 illustrates that our Devices & Services business continues to be in the midst of transition," said Stephen Elop, President and CEO of Nokia. "Within our Smart Devices business unit, we have established early momentum with Lumia, and we are increasing our investments in Lumia to achieve market success. Our operator and distributor partners are providing solid support for Windows Phone as a third ecosystem, as evidenced most recently by the launch of the Lumia 900 by AT&T in the United States."
Additional commentary on the first quarter 2012 for Devices & Services and Nokia: Nokia currently estimates that Devices & Services net sales in the first quarter 2012 were EUR 4.2 billion, comprised of Mobile Phones net sales of EUR 2.3 billion (71 million units), Smart Devices net sales of EUR 1.7 billion (12 million units), and Devices & Services Other net sales of EUR 0.2 billion. Based on the preliminary view, Nokia ended the first quarter 2012 around the high end of our normal 4 to 6 week channel inventory range, but on an absolute unit basis, channel inventories declined sequentially.
Nokia currently estimates that Devices & Services gross margin (including Devices & Services Other) for the first quarter 2012 was approximately 25%, with Mobile Phones gross margin of approximately 26% and Smart Devices gross margin of approximately 16%.
In the first quarter 2012, Nokia sold more than 2 million Lumia devices at an average selling price of approximately EUR 220 (reported within the Smart Devices business unit). Furthermore, Nokia has seen sequential growth in Lumia device activations every month since starting sales of Lumia devices in November 2011. Lumia has gained market share with both distribution partners and consumers. The Windows Phone ecosystem is also attracting developers and has expanded rapidly with more than 80,000 applications available.
Nokia currently estimates that at the end of the first quarter 2012, the company's gross cash and other liquid assets were approximately EUR 9.8 billion, and Nokia's net cash and other liquid assets were approximately EUR 4.9 billion. The sequential decline in net cash and other liquid assets was driven by Devices & Services, which experienced unfavorable and mostly non-recurring net working capital changes as well as operating losses. Nokia Siemens Networks contributed positively to Nokia's cash flow in the first quarter 2012 due to net working capital improvements. This was despite Nokia Siemens Networks having a preliminarily estimated non-IFRS operating margin of approximately negative 5 percent in the first quarter 2012, in line with the previously provided outlook.
Actions to Address Competitive Industry Dynamics Affecting Devices & Services Nokia is quickly taking action. Nokia will continue to increase its focus on accelerating Lumia sales, as well as on lowering the company's cost structure, improving cash flow and maintaining a strong financial position.
- In the Smart Devices business unit, Nokia is increasing investments in Lumia to bring more products to more consumers in more markets. - In the Mobile Phones business unit, Nokia is taking tactical pricing actions in the near term and plans to bring new products to market in the second quarter 2012. - Nokia will accelerate planned cost reductions and will pursue additional significant structural actions if and when necessary.
"We are continuing to increase the clock speed of the company," said Stephen Elop, President and CEO of Nokia. "The change is tangible, and we are proud of the way Nokia employees are quickly responding to the needs of consumers and partners."
Nokia will provide full first quarter results and more details when it reports its first quarter 2012 results on April 19, 2012.
Difficult financial performance reflects company in transition
Positive early momentum in Lumia smartphone strategy
Nokia Corporation Stock exchange release April 11, 2012 at 15.00 (CET+1)
Espoo, Finland - Nokia today provided preliminary information on certain aspects of its first quarter 2012 financial performance, including a lowered first quarter 2012 outlook for Devices & Services. During the first quarter 2012, multiple factors negatively affected Nokia's Devices & Services business to a greater extent than previously expected. These factors included:
- Competitive industry dynamics, which negatively affected net sales in the Mobile Phones and Smart Devices business units, particularly in India, the Middle East and Africa and China; and - Gross margin declines, particularly in the Smart Devices business unit.
The impact of these factors on the non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the first quarter 2012 was partially offset by a significant benefit from lower warranty costs.
Updated outlook for Devices & Services for the first quarter 2012: Nokia currently estimates that its non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the first quarter 2012 was approximately negative 3 percent, compared to the previously expected range of "around breakeven, ranging either above or below by approximately 2 percentage points" primarily due to the factors noted above.
Outlook for Devices & Services for the second quarter 2012: Nokia expects its non-IFRS Devices & Services operating margin in the second quarter 2012 to be similar to or below the first quarter 2012 level. This outlook reflects that the first quarter 2012 benefit related to lower warranty costs is expected to be non-recurring, as well as expectations regarding a number of factors including:
- competitive industry dynamics continuing to negatively affect the Smart Devices and Mobile Phones business units; - timing, ramp-up, and consumer demand related to new products; and - the macroeconomic environment.
"Our disappointing Devices & Services first quarter 2012 financial results and outlook for the second quarter 2012 illustrates that our Devices & Services business continues to be in the midst of transition," said Stephen Elop, President and CEO of Nokia. "Within our Smart Devices business unit, we have established early momentum with Lumia, and we are increasing our investments in Lumia to achieve market success. Our operator and distributor partners are providing solid support for Windows Phone as a third ecosystem, as evidenced most recently by the launch of the Lumia 900 by AT&T in the United States."
Additional commentary on the first quarter 2012 for Devices & Services and Nokia: Nokia currently estimates that Devices & Services net sales in the first quarter 2012 were EUR 4.2 billion, comprised of Mobile Phones net sales of EUR 2.3 billion (71 million units), Smart Devices net sales of EUR 1.7 billion (12 million units), and Devices & Services Other net sales of EUR 0.2 billion. Based on the preliminary view, Nokia ended the first quarter 2012 around the high end of our normal 4 to 6 week channel inventory range, but on an absolute unit basis, channel inventories declined sequentially.
Nokia currently estimates that Devices & Services gross margin (including Devices & Services Other) for the first quarter 2012 was approximately 25%, with Mobile Phones gross margin of approximately 26% and Smart Devices gross margin of approximately 16%.
In the first quarter 2012, Nokia sold more than 2 million Lumia devices at an average selling price of approximately EUR 220 (reported within the Smart Devices business unit). Furthermore, Nokia has seen sequential growth in Lumia device activations every month since starting sales of Lumia devices in November 2011. Lumia has gained market share with both distribution partners and consumers. The Windows Phone ecosystem is also attracting developers and has expanded rapidly with more than 80,000 applications available.
Nokia currently estimates that at the end of the first quarter 2012, the company's gross cash and other liquid assets were approximately EUR 9.8 billion, and Nokia's net cash and other liquid assets were approximately EUR 4.9 billion. The sequential decline in net cash and other liquid assets was driven by Devices & Services, which experienced unfavorable and mostly non-recurring net working capital changes as well as operating losses. Nokia Siemens Networks contributed positively to Nokia's cash flow in the first quarter 2012 due to net working capital improvements. This was despite Nokia Siemens Networks having a preliminarily estimated non-IFRS operating margin of approximately negative 5 percent in the first quarter 2012, in line with the previously provided outlook.
Actions to Address Competitive Industry Dynamics Affecting Devices & Services Nokia is quickly taking action. Nokia will continue to increase its focus on accelerating Lumia sales, as well as on lowering the company's cost structure, improving cash flow and maintaining a strong financial position.
- In the Smart Devices business unit, Nokia is increasing investments in Lumia to bring more products to more consumers in more markets. - In the Mobile Phones business unit, Nokia is taking tactical pricing actions in the near term and plans to bring new products to market in the second quarter 2012. - Nokia will accelerate planned cost reductions and will pursue additional significant structural actions if and when necessary.
"We are continuing to increase the clock speed of the company," said Stephen Elop, President and CEO of Nokia. "The change is tangible, and we are proud of the way Nokia employees are quickly responding to the needs of consumers and partners."
Nokia will provide full first quarter results and more details when it reports its first quarter 2012 results on April 19, 2012.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.024.236 von Jan0680 am 11.04.12 13:44:44Gewinnwarnung!
der Kurs schmiert um 10% ab!
der Kurs schmiert um 10% ab!
Was ist denn jetzt kaputt? Nokia bei 3,50.
Wieso sollte ich präziser werden? Du bist doch der Meister der Unpräzision...kopierst nur Links, jubelst belanglose Nachrichten und Statistiken hoch, kannst keine Kritik vertragen und redest ständig von Ausbruch und relativer Stärke wenn, die Aktie mal ausnahmsweise besser als der Gesamtmarkt performt. Du hast mich auch als toten Gaul beleidigt-Interessanterweise sitzt du auf einem und merkst es nicht.
Trotzdem wünsche ich dir gutes Gelingen bei deinen Investments. Will mich ja nicht streiten, würde mir halt nur ein wenig mehr Objektivität in diesem Forum wünschen. Mein Post war auch nicht objektiv, sondern das genaue Kontrastprogramm zu eurem unsägliche gepushe was echt zu Brechreiz führen kann. Vielleicht liegt die Wahrheit in der Mitte, aber meine subjektive Meinung ist ganz klar: Nokia kann sich als Marke nicht mehr etablieren, dafür sind sie viel zu spät aus den Löchern gekommen. Des Weiteren sind die strategischen Managemententscheidungen (z.B. Exclusiv auf MS Windows zu gehen) sowie die oerative Umsetzung (riesen Kampagnenstart vor den Feiertagen) einfach durchgängig amteurhaft und desaströs. Die Handy sind auch nichts besonders sondern nur Einheitsbrei. Das ist allerdings auch nur eine subjektive Meinung von mir.
Trotzdem wünsche ich dir gutes Gelingen bei deinen Investments. Will mich ja nicht streiten, würde mir halt nur ein wenig mehr Objektivität in diesem Forum wünschen. Mein Post war auch nicht objektiv, sondern das genaue Kontrastprogramm zu eurem unsägliche gepushe was echt zu Brechreiz führen kann. Vielleicht liegt die Wahrheit in der Mitte, aber meine subjektive Meinung ist ganz klar: Nokia kann sich als Marke nicht mehr etablieren, dafür sind sie viel zu spät aus den Löchern gekommen. Des Weiteren sind die strategischen Managemententscheidungen (z.B. Exclusiv auf MS Windows zu gehen) sowie die oerative Umsetzung (riesen Kampagnenstart vor den Feiertagen) einfach durchgängig amteurhaft und desaströs. Die Handy sind auch nichts besonders sondern nur Einheitsbrei. Das ist allerdings auch nur eine subjektive Meinung von mir.
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Hoffentlich gibt´s bei uns auch so ein Angebot:
2 - Jahresvertrag abschliessen, und noch 1 Ct dafür bekommen, dass man Lumia 900 nimmt
(USD 99,99 bezahlen, USD 100,00 für Softwarefehler als Gutschrift)
Da würde ich das Lumia 900 sogar 3 Monate in die Lade legen
(entspr. Software-Update bis 16.April 2012 angekündigt)
http://www.zdnet.de/news/41561526/lumia-900-mit-verbindungsp…
PS: Unter´m Strich wird Nokia/MS für die ersten Lumia 900 allerdings nicht viel übrigbleiben - hier werden schon eine Menge Dollars "reingepulvert", damit man "den Fuss in die Tür bekommt"....
2 - Jahresvertrag abschliessen, und noch 1 Ct dafür bekommen, dass man Lumia 900 nimmt
(USD 99,99 bezahlen, USD 100,00 für Softwarefehler als Gutschrift)
Da würde ich das Lumia 900 sogar 3 Monate in die Lade legen
(entspr. Software-Update bis 16.April 2012 angekündigt)
http://www.zdnet.de/news/41561526/lumia-900-mit-verbindungsp…
PS: Unter´m Strich wird Nokia/MS für die ersten Lumia 900 allerdings nicht viel übrigbleiben - hier werden schon eine Menge Dollars "reingepulvert", damit man "den Fuss in die Tür bekommt"....
kommt einfach damit klar, dass die Lumia´s sich gut verkaufen werden, da sie einfach GEIL aussehen, Softwarefehler hin oder her. Ich erinnere da nur mal an das Eier Phone 1, von der Technik her damals konnte man das Teil eigentlich in die Tonne treten.
Zitat von IngChris:Zitat von nasdy: also die Analysten rechnen mit rund 18,4 Millionen verkauften Lumias in diesem Jahr. Anfang des Jahres waren es mal 37 Millionen.
http://www.onvista.de/analysen/empfehlungen/artikel/02.04.20…
Ich denke diese Schätzung ist durchaus realistisch und könnte überboten werden.
Meine Schätzungen für dieses Jahr
Q1: 2,3 Millionen
Q2: 4 Millionen
Q3: 6 Millionen
Q4: 7,5 Millionen
In der Summe 19,8 Millionen. Habe gelesen das rund 3 Millionen Windows Phones in Q1 verkauft wurden. Nokia hat hier einen hohen Marktanteil und dürfte davon 2,3 Millionen verkauft haben.
Wo, in der "Neuen Post" ??
Ne in einer kostenlosen Zeitung, die in der Wiener Ubahn verteilt wird.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.023.983 von myviews am 11.04.12 12:57:19Lies erstmal meinen Post, bevor Du auf mich antwortest.
Da steht: NIX
Habe lediglich die Überschrift und den Link hier rein gesetzt. Ein Bild kann sich jeder selbst machen. Aber positiv kann ich einen Softwarefehler nicht auslegen. Allerdings ist das mit Sicherheit auch kein Weltuntergang ...
Da steht: NIX
Habe lediglich die Überschrift und den Link hier rein gesetzt. Ein Bild kann sich jeder selbst machen. Aber positiv kann ich einen Softwarefehler nicht auslegen. Allerdings ist das mit Sicherheit auch kein Weltuntergang ...
Zitat von izi84: Nokia verschreckt US-Kunden
http://www.ftd.de/it-medien/it-telekommunikation/:flagschiff…
lies mal das, bevor du die pferse scheu machst....
real issue with the 900 or brilliant marketing strategy...???
die reaktionen der kunden sind jedoch eindeutig.... positiv
http://conversations.nokia.com/2012/04/11/putting-people-fir…
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