Local time this Thursday, RIM released the fourth quarter earnings. The financial report shows that RIM lost $125 million in the fourth quarter, a loss of 24 cents per share; the profit for the same period last year was $934 million, and the earnings per share was $1.74. Excluding one-off gains and losses, RIM adjusted profit was US$418 million, and earnings per share were 80 cents; revenue fell 25% year-on-year to US$4.2 billion.
Analysts' average forecast for RIM's performance is: revenue of $5.44 billion; earnings per share of 81 cents.
In the fourth quarter, RIM's BlackBerry shipments fell sharply by nearly 80% to 11.1 million.
In addition, RIM reorganized the management in the fourth quarter, and the former co-CEO Jim Balsillie resigned; leaving RIM with chief technical officer David Yach and global operations chief operating officer. Jim Rowan.
Personnel adjustment is only part of the strategic transformation of the company. Its strategic transformation includes refocusing corporate customers and launching new products to support growth in emerging markets.
RIM CEO Thorstein Heins said: "Obviously, the great changes that have taken place in the company are what we need."
Personnel adjustments and fourth-quarter results show that RIM is still facing difficulties, trying to "hold its ground" under the siege of smart phones such as Apple and Google. Since the second half of last year, RIM has not yet launched a new product. The company has been trying to speed up its marketing efforts and drastically reduce product prices.
The trouble faced by RIM will not end soon. RIM expects to launch a new generation of BlackBerry devices running the new operating system BlackBerry 10 in the second half of this year. At the same time, Apple is preparing for the next-generation iPhone, and Samsung will release a follow-up product of its flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S.
Although RIM stated that its flagship phone Bold sales are relatively strong, it acknowledged that other products did not perform well, especially pure touch screen products. RIM wrote down 267 million U.S. dollars for its unsold BlackBerry 7 mobile phone inventory.
Wall Street was once bearish on RIM, and a large number of analysts had lowered the company's expectations before RIM released its earnings.
Hynes is still optimistic, but is open to potential deals. RIM plans to spin off its non-core business and plans to use its partnership with partners to reinforce missing features and services.
Hynes said in a statement: “We will comprehensively evaluate strategic opportunities, including cooperation, joint ventures, licensing, and other ways to leverage RIM's assets to maximize shareholder benefits.â€
RIM did not disclose financial expectations.
Analysts' average forecast for RIM's performance is: revenue of $5.44 billion; earnings per share of 81 cents.
In the fourth quarter, RIM's BlackBerry shipments fell sharply by nearly 80% to 11.1 million.
In addition, RIM reorganized the management in the fourth quarter, and the former co-CEO Jim Balsillie resigned; leaving RIM with chief technical officer David Yach and global operations chief operating officer. Jim Rowan.
Personnel adjustment is only part of the strategic transformation of the company. Its strategic transformation includes refocusing corporate customers and launching new products to support growth in emerging markets.
RIM CEO Thorstein Heins said: "Obviously, the great changes that have taken place in the company are what we need."
Personnel adjustments and fourth-quarter results show that RIM is still facing difficulties, trying to "hold its ground" under the siege of smart phones such as Apple and Google. Since the second half of last year, RIM has not yet launched a new product. The company has been trying to speed up its marketing efforts and drastically reduce product prices.
The trouble faced by RIM will not end soon. RIM expects to launch a new generation of BlackBerry devices running the new operating system BlackBerry 10 in the second half of this year. At the same time, Apple is preparing for the next-generation iPhone, and Samsung will release a follow-up product of its flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S.
Although RIM stated that its flagship phone Bold sales are relatively strong, it acknowledged that other products did not perform well, especially pure touch screen products. RIM wrote down 267 million U.S. dollars for its unsold BlackBerry 7 mobile phone inventory.
Wall Street was once bearish on RIM, and a large number of analysts had lowered the company's expectations before RIM released its earnings.
Hynes is still optimistic, but is open to potential deals. RIM plans to spin off its non-core business and plans to use its partnership with partners to reinforce missing features and services.
Hynes said in a statement: “We will comprehensively evaluate strategic opportunities, including cooperation, joint ventures, licensing, and other ways to leverage RIM's assets to maximize shareholder benefits.â€
RIM did not disclose financial expectations.
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