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und hier sind die earnings:

Pixelworks Achieves Profitability in Second Quarter
Record Revenues Fueled by Strong Sales of ImageProcessor ICs
TUALATIN, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 18, 2000--Pixelworks, Inc. (Nasdaq:PXLW - news)

Selected Quarter Highlights

Second quarter net income totals $0.6 million; marks first profitable quarter in company history in inaugural quarter as public company
Record revenues grow 72 percent sequentially, 556 percent year-over-year
Company completes successful IPO, raising $60.5 million
Pixelworks, Inc. (Nasdaq:PXLW - news), a leading designer and developer of system-on-a-chip semiconductors and software that enable the visual display of broadband content, today announced record financial results for the first reported quarter since completion of its initial public offering on May 19, 2000.

Revenue for the second quarter, which ended June 30, 2000, was $12.1 million, a 72 percent increase over revenue of $7.1 million in the first quarter and a 556 percent increase over the $1.8 million recorded in the comparable 1999 period.

Net income for the second quarter was $0.6 million, or $0.02 per diluted share, based on 35.8 million weighted-average diluted shares outstanding. This marked the first quarter of profitability since the inception of the company in 1997, coming in the company`s inaugural quarter as a public company. This compared to a net loss of $3.0 million or $0.49 per basic and diluted share based on 6.2 million weighted-average basic and diluted shares outstanding for the comparable period in the prior year, and a net loss of $17.3 million or $2.19 per basic and diluted share based on 7.9 million weighted-average basic and diluted shares outstanding in the first quarter of 2000.

Net income for the second quarter, excluding non-cash charges related to amortization of deferred stock compensation expense, was $1.2 million, or $0.03 per diluted share. This compared to a net loss for the comparable prior year period, excluding non-cash charges for amortization of deferred stock compensation and accretion of preferred stock redemption preference, of $1.4 million, or $0.22 per basic and diluted share. Net income in the second quarter increased $1.8 million over the $0.6 million net loss, excluding non-cash charges of $16.6 million, in the first quarter of 2000.

``We are extremely pleased with our progress in the second quarter,`` said Allen Alley, President, CEO and Chairman of Pixelworks. ``After successfully completing our IPO in a challenging market environment, we demonstrated that Pixelworks is solidly on strategic course by generating healthy revenue growth and achieving our first-ever profitable quarter.``

``Our growth is being driven by higher than expected sales of Pixelworks ImageProcessor ICs used in innovative display products developed by our customers including Samsung, Sony, Compaq, ViewSonic and other industry leaders. These products have been received enthusiastically by consumers and industry experts proving end-users want the features and performance that Pixelworks ImageProcessor ICs provide,`` Alley concluded.

About Pixelworks, Inc.

Pixelworks, headquartered in Tualatin, Oregon, designs, develops and markets system-on-a-chip semiconductors and software that enable the visual display of broadband content through a wide variety of electronic devices. Pixelworks` solutions process and optimize video, computer graphics and Web information for display on a wide variety of devices used in business and consumer markets. For more information, please visit the company`s Web site at www.pixelworks.com.

[sovantis]

also hat denn niemand in PXLW investiert?

die nasdag heute 2,15% runter und PXLW +19.67% nach oben!! was wollt ihr eigentlich mehr?

[seroone]

sovantis,wo hast du PIXELWORKS entdeckt?
Ist ja eine geile Aktie, die geht ja ab wie Schmits Katze.
Gruß
seroone

[sovantis]

hallo seroone,

ich habe die beiträge im YAHOO-bord durchkämmt und bin irgendwie bei PXLW hängengeblieben. nachdem sich der kurs und auch die beiträge stetig nach oben bewegt haben, bin ich bei 24 $ eingestiegen und habe es bisher nicht bereut.
in deutschland wird PXLW wenig gehandelt (noch unbekannt), es ist ratsam streng zu limitieren oder direkt an der NASDAQ zu ordern (kostet nur wenig mehr).

heute hat die NASDAG ein minus von rund 3% und PXLW hat mal wieder
+ 10% gemacht. ich hoffe, das hält noch ne weile an.

sieh dir den markt für flachbildschirme an und dann rechne mal wo PXLW in einigen jahren stehen könnte.

[mony-maker]

Danke sovantis,solche Aktien suche ich.
Sieht aus als gibt´s nur eine Richtung.
Gruß,mony-maker (seroone)

[sovantis]

ich kann natürlich nicht garantieren, dass der heiße aufwind ständig so weiter schiebt, aber dennoch, es lohnt sich dabei zu sein.

nachbörslich stehen die verkaufsangebote jetzt schon bei 42,5 US$.

[sinter]

19.05.

Mäßiger Börsenstart von Pixelworks und Nogatech



In einem recht turbulenten Umfeld wurden heute erstmals die Aktien des Chipherstellers Pixelworks (Nasdaq: PXCW) notiert. Die 5,75 Mio. Aktien wurden zu einem Preis von 10$ ausgegeben - ursprünglich war eine Bookbuildingspanne von 12 -14 US-Dollar vorgesehen.

Zumindest über einen kleinen Gewinn konnten sich Zeichner der Aktie freuen, im Tageshoch lag die Aktie bei 12 5/16 US-Dollar. Das Unternehmen aus Tualatin(OR) hat sich auf die Entwicklung von ImageProzessor-Technologie spezialisiert und setzte im vergangenen Jahr 12,8 Mio. US-Dollar um. Dabei erwirtschaftete man einen Verlust von 4,9 Mio. US-Dollar.


Internet-IPO: Pixelworks

ImageProcessor soll den IPO-Erfolg bringen...


17.05.

Unternehmensbeschreibung:

Pixelworks entwickelt Hardware, welche zum Einsatz bei Breitbanddiensten kommen. So bietet das Unternehmen ICs (Integrated Circuits) an, welche die Darstellung von Internet- und datenintensiven Webinhalten, auf visuellen Displays optimieren. Hierfür vermarktet das Unternehmen sein, mit Auszeichnungen prämiertes Produkt ImageProcessor, welche der weltweit erste Single-Chipkontroller für fortgeschrittene Displays ist.

Ergänzend dazu bietet das Unternehmen auch die zugehörige Software und professionellen Support an. Zu den Kunden des Unternehmens zählen unter anderem Sony und Compaq, welche bereits über 75 Produkte anbieten bzw. entwickeln, welche auf Basis der Pixelworks-Technologie arbeiten. Derzeit setzt das Unternehmen 90% seiner Produkte in Asien ab. Daher gliedert das Unternehmen auch seine Produktion aus und fertigt seine Prozessoren zunehmend in Asien. Auch beabsichtigt Pixelworks in andere Bereiche, wie dem Markt für Web Appliances vorzustoßen. Battery Vemtires halten 30% der Anteile an Pixelworks, während Sequoia Capital 21% an Pixelworks halten.

Zu den Hauptkonkurrenten zählen neben STMicroelectronics, insbesondere Trident Microsystems und Genesis Microchip

15.05.

Halbleiter-IPO: Pixelworks Inc.

Chipspezialist für Flachbildschirme



Mit einigen interessanten IPO`s aus der Halbleiterbranche kann die Technologiebörse Nasdaq in der kommenden Woche aufwarten. Den Sprung ins kalte Wasser der Nasdaq wagt auch das auf Bildverarbeitungschips spezialisierte Unternehmen Pixelworks (Nasdaq: PXLW).

Das Unternehmen aus Tualatin (Oregon) will von der zukünfigen Breitbandrevolution in den weltweiten Datennetzen profitieren. Pixelworks entwickelt Chips, die Mikroprozessoreinheit, Software und digitale Signalschaltkreise platzsparend auf ein Chipsystem integrieren.

Dabei ist man besonders auf Flachbildschirme spezialisiert. Enge Liefer-und Geschäftsbeziehungen knüpft das Unternehmen zu Branchenriesen wie Sony, Toshiba, IBM, Compaq oder Analog Devices. 90% des Umsatzes kommen aus der Region Asien von Grosskunden wie Sony und Toshiba. In Zukunft will man verstärkt in den Web-Anwendungsmarkt expandieren.


Steht alles in WO.
wollte mal das einfuegen proben.
gruss sinter

[sovantis]

na ja, heute wieder plus 11.53% !!!

[sovantis]

ich hab euch einen netten beitrag aus dem YAHOO-board (http://messages.yahoo.com/?action=q&board=PXLW) rauskopiert:


there are a couple things of interest in this chart,

#1. It defies anything that i have seen and does not follow normal TA because it`s now being driven by momentum and Money inflow.

#2 The money inflow and the MACD chart are unbeleivable. More money pours into this stock no matter what the market conditions are as we all are aware they are currently choppy to say the least, but yet the chart would normally scream out over bought, over bought...lol But yet it keeps going up and up and up. A couple things that happen with IPO`s verses other stocks. When they are HOT they are HOT. NUFO, SONS, STOR, BLUE, STLW, ORCH and i can go on and on are all IPO`s that have been on fire and you can`t predict them. To the day trader they serve as a better means to make gains. You don`t have insider`s selling for 6 months. All the institutions want them and want them earlier and earlier now because if they wait they will be paying a higher price. And they are all being put on the market already profitable or will be soon. That makes them even more valuable. And they were all IPO`d at the lower end of the initial IPO, even PXLW was at the lowest end. But yet why do they keep going up and up and up?

From a TA point of veiw, Who the hell knows! But from a trading point of veiw, because they are the only stocks that shorts get screwed on so they stay away, and the floats are all very very small because the insiders want the majority of the shares which shows confidence, and everything else is so oversold that it has people stuck in so many price ranges that those stocks are constantly meeting resistance and momentum traders hate that. PXLW hasn`t traded at 50 yet so no one is there to block the forward movement that has been stuck in it for months. And institutions know the IPO`s coming out now are all riding the money train. Don`t sell your shares in any IPO that comes out now because you will regrete missing the run. Some people that missed the boat with PXLW still have a chance to ride STLW, that is equally as attractive as PXLW and for the short term might even do a tad better.

Long on PXLW and don`t get screwed trying to day trade these gems...go long and stop hedging every point for a quick buck, you will get left chasing it up.

[sovantis]

also heute staune ich wirklich über PXLW nur -0,15% an so einem tag (NASDAQ -4,66).

was wird aus PXLW wenn es wieder nach oben geht??

[tomoffel]

einstiegskurse ?

[Teasme]

Pixelworks
Processing Broadband Graphics


August 24, 2000 - With the era of broadband unfolding before us, much attention has been devoted to the networking infrastructure such as fiber-optic cable and high-speed routers that deliver the megabytes of information from servers to end users. But Pixelworks (Nasdaq:PXLW) addresses the final step, with chips designed to process that broadband content and deliver it in real-time to advanced displays such as flat panel screens and high definition TVs.

Pixelworks is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in advanced display technology. It offers a single-chip design that integrates many different functions to process and optimize the delivery of video, computer graphics and data on a wide variety of display devices. The integrated solution includes embedded memory, an image processor, and embedded software that allows configuration for advanced features. The small size of this single-chip solution suits a variety of display applications, as does the flexibility in software configuration.

Pixelworks` chips target the blossoming flat-panel display market, which is expected to grow at a 50%+ annual rate through 2004. Roughly 4 million LCD monitors were sold last year, but that figure is expected to grow to around 24 million by 2004. These chips are also aimed at multimedia projectors, HDTV and plasma TV displays. Net appliances are another potentially large market that is a natural for this technology.

Pixelworks` ImageProcessor has design wins for 75 products already. Customers include seven of the top ten PC monitor companies and eight of the top ten TV makers. Among the recognizable names are Compaq, ViewSonic, IBM and Sony.

This company just went public in May in what can only be described as a hostile environment for tech stocks, so Pixelworks was one of the few IPOs to make it out. The issue was priced at $10, below the original range of $12-14, but PXLW climbed as high as $45 and currently trades around $26.50.

Pixelworks broke into profitability in the second quarter with earnings of 2 cents per share, and it is expected to earn 12 cents per share for the year. The consensus is for $0.29 per share in 2001. Revenues are expected to grow from $12.8 million last year to more $40 million this year and $75 million in 2001, according to analyst projections.

That kind of growth, not to mention near-term profitability, is sure to gain attention from investors. So while the networking infrastructure companies have been the main beneficiaries of the broadband investment theme, the image processing element should not be forgotten. The catalyst for recognition will probably be the explosion in flat panel display sales, and more generally the convergence of computing and television.