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Erwartungen getroffen,18 cent pro Aktie,Börse fällt
HÄH ???
und steigt schon wieder,da wollte man uns verarschen,Bloomberg ist ja noch schlimmer wie n-tv
Und der Ausblick ??
13 Cent je Aktie lt n-tv
Umsatz leicht unter Schnitt
Umsatz leicht unter Schnitt
NOKIA SALES RETURN TO GROWTH WITH STRONG PROFITABILITY
Third-quarter 2002 (IAS) compared with third-quarter 2001:
Net sales increased 2% to EUR 7 224 million (EUR 7 050 million in 3Q 2001).
Pro forma operating profit increased by 14% to EUR 1 219 million (EUR 1 071 million); pro forma operating margin increased to 16.9% (15.2%).
Reported operating profit increased to EUR 859 million (EUR 284 million); reported operating margin increased to 11.9% (4.0%).
Pro forma adjustments: a one-time charge of EUR 306 million related to outstanding long-term financing to MobilCom and EUR 54 million in goodwill amortization.
Pro forma earnings per share (diluted) increased to EUR 0.18 (EUR 0.16).
Reported net profit increased to EUR 610 million (EUR 186 million) and reported earnings per share (diluted) increased to EUR 0.13 (EUR 0.04).
Operating cash flow in the third quarter was EUR 2.2 billion (EUR 1.4 billion).
JORMA OLLILA, CHAIRMAN AND CEO:
Nokia`s third-quarter results were greatly encouraging, marking a return to top-line growth with pro forma earnings per share at EUR 0.18, ahead of earlier guidance. The strength of this performance speaks very highly for our people and my thanks go to the whole Nokia team.
In clear demonstration of our strong execution and consistent approach to operational efficiency, we were again able to sustain strong profitability and a very high operating cash flow of EUR 2.2 billion. In mobile phones, pro forma operating profit rose by an outstanding 25%, compared with the third quarter last year, with margins exceeding expectations at a very healthy 22.2%. I am also very satisfied with Nokia`s overall market position and market share developments throughout the year.
Color and multimedia are adding excitement to mobile communications. The handset market is entering a new growth period spurred by the arrival of an increasing number of mass volume products with color and multimedia messaging capability, all enriching the customer experience. Current visibility suggests overall market volume for 2002 will reach our earlier expectations of 400 million units sold.
Compelling new services and phone features are increasingly moving both business people and consumers from a very large existing subscriber base to upgrade their phones, or even look towards owning more than one device.
The mobile network infrastructure market remains challenging with continued low investments. However, we have seen significant progress in the third-generation WCDMA rollout. Pre-commercial network launches are underway and manufacturers and operators are completing interoperability testing.
I have no doubt that wireless wideband technology will become vital for capacity, speed and quality of service, as the industry moves forward at full speed. In September, we demonstrated our first dual-mode WCDMA/GSM phone on a live network. Type approval tests for the Nokia 6650 have been passed and we are ready to begin shipments to operators. We expect the 3G business system to be sufficiently mature to support broad handset shipments within the first half 2003.
New mobile services are being introduced in the majority of networks. We are more than pleased by the fast-paced take up of multimedia messaging, with over 50 network operators in Europe and Asia already offering multimedia messaging services. This to me is clear indication that digital convergence in mobility has become a reality. Completely new categories of devices, such as phones with integrated cameras, have begun to redefine the scope and scale of the market, greatly expanding Nokia`s future potential for growth.
Quelle: http://www.nokia.com/investor/2002/3Q/index.html
Third-quarter 2002 (IAS) compared with third-quarter 2001:
Net sales increased 2% to EUR 7 224 million (EUR 7 050 million in 3Q 2001).
Pro forma operating profit increased by 14% to EUR 1 219 million (EUR 1 071 million); pro forma operating margin increased to 16.9% (15.2%).
Reported operating profit increased to EUR 859 million (EUR 284 million); reported operating margin increased to 11.9% (4.0%).
Pro forma adjustments: a one-time charge of EUR 306 million related to outstanding long-term financing to MobilCom and EUR 54 million in goodwill amortization.
Pro forma earnings per share (diluted) increased to EUR 0.18 (EUR 0.16).
Reported net profit increased to EUR 610 million (EUR 186 million) and reported earnings per share (diluted) increased to EUR 0.13 (EUR 0.04).
Operating cash flow in the third quarter was EUR 2.2 billion (EUR 1.4 billion).
JORMA OLLILA, CHAIRMAN AND CEO:
Nokia`s third-quarter results were greatly encouraging, marking a return to top-line growth with pro forma earnings per share at EUR 0.18, ahead of earlier guidance. The strength of this performance speaks very highly for our people and my thanks go to the whole Nokia team.
In clear demonstration of our strong execution and consistent approach to operational efficiency, we were again able to sustain strong profitability and a very high operating cash flow of EUR 2.2 billion. In mobile phones, pro forma operating profit rose by an outstanding 25%, compared with the third quarter last year, with margins exceeding expectations at a very healthy 22.2%. I am also very satisfied with Nokia`s overall market position and market share developments throughout the year.
Color and multimedia are adding excitement to mobile communications. The handset market is entering a new growth period spurred by the arrival of an increasing number of mass volume products with color and multimedia messaging capability, all enriching the customer experience. Current visibility suggests overall market volume for 2002 will reach our earlier expectations of 400 million units sold.
Compelling new services and phone features are increasingly moving both business people and consumers from a very large existing subscriber base to upgrade their phones, or even look towards owning more than one device.
The mobile network infrastructure market remains challenging with continued low investments. However, we have seen significant progress in the third-generation WCDMA rollout. Pre-commercial network launches are underway and manufacturers and operators are completing interoperability testing.
I have no doubt that wireless wideband technology will become vital for capacity, speed and quality of service, as the industry moves forward at full speed. In September, we demonstrated our first dual-mode WCDMA/GSM phone on a live network. Type approval tests for the Nokia 6650 have been passed and we are ready to begin shipments to operators. We expect the 3G business system to be sufficiently mature to support broad handset shipments within the first half 2003.
New mobile services are being introduced in the majority of networks. We are more than pleased by the fast-paced take up of multimedia messaging, with over 50 network operators in Europe and Asia already offering multimedia messaging services. This to me is clear indication that digital convergence in mobility has become a reality. Completely new categories of devices, such as phones with integrated cameras, have begun to redefine the scope and scale of the market, greatly expanding Nokia`s future potential for growth.
Quelle: http://www.nokia.com/investor/2002/3Q/index.html
Der Ausblick saugut!
22-24Cents zu erwarten!
Darum auch rein in 927200 Dialog Semi!
steigt schon an!
Kastor
22-24Cents zu erwarten!
Darum auch rein in 927200 Dialog Semi!
steigt schon an!
Kastor
Nokia auf 16,20 !!!
Ausgezeichnete Ergebnisse Q3
Und:
Outlook: 3G setzt sich durch, schon in H1 03 wesentlicher Umsatzdriver!
Ausgezeichnete Ergebnisse Q3
Und:
Outlook: 3G setzt sich durch, schon in H1 03 wesentlicher Umsatzdriver!
17/10/2002 11:11
Nokia steigert Quartalsgewinn - Übertrifft Analystenprognose~
Helsinki, 17. Okt (Reuters) - Der weltgrößte
Handy-Hersteller Nokia hat im dritten Quartal mehr
verdient als von Analysten erwartet. Der Quartalsgewinn liege
auf Proforma-Basis bei 1,245 (Vorjahr 1,068) Milliarden Euro,
teilte der finnische Konzern am Donnerstag in Helsinki mit. Der
Proforma-Gewinn je Aktie betrage 0,18 Euro. Von Reuters befragte
Analysten hatte mit 0,17 Euro Gewinn je Aktie gerechnet. Der von
Nokia auf 7,224 Milliarden Euro bezifferte Umsatz lag leicht
unter der Analystenprognose von 7,273 Milliarden Euro.
Für das vierte Quartal erwartet Nokia den Angaben zufolge
einen Gewinn je Aktie von 0,23 bis 0,25 Euro, der Umsatz soll
8,9 bis 9,2 Milliarden Euro erreichen.
lex/ale
© Reuters 2002.
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Nokia steigert Quartalsgewinn - Übertrifft Analystenprognose~
Helsinki, 17. Okt (Reuters) - Der weltgrößte
Handy-Hersteller Nokia hat im dritten Quartal mehr
verdient als von Analysten erwartet. Der Quartalsgewinn liege
auf Proforma-Basis bei 1,245 (Vorjahr 1,068) Milliarden Euro,
teilte der finnische Konzern am Donnerstag in Helsinki mit. Der
Proforma-Gewinn je Aktie betrage 0,18 Euro. Von Reuters befragte
Analysten hatte mit 0,17 Euro Gewinn je Aktie gerechnet. Der von
Nokia auf 7,224 Milliarden Euro bezifferte Umsatz lag leicht
unter der Analystenprognose von 7,273 Milliarden Euro.
Für das vierte Quartal erwartet Nokia den Angaben zufolge
einen Gewinn je Aktie von 0,23 bis 0,25 Euro, der Umsatz soll
8,9 bis 9,2 Milliarden Euro erreichen.
lex/ale
© Reuters 2002.
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