iPhone 6 Orders Seen to Boost Flexium's Profit for 2015
July 1, 2015 | DigitimesEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Flexible PCB supplier Flexium Interconnect is expected to achieve significant profit growth this year, mainly due to orders for Apple's iPhone 6 models, according to a Digitimes report.
In 2014, Flexium recorded an EPS of NT$6.71—down from its average EPS for the previous three years (2011, 2012 and 2013)—due to weaker-than-expected shipments in the first half of 2014 as a result of disappointing iPhone 5C sales. Flexium generated an EPS of NT$3.28 in the first quarter of 2015; but amid growing shipments, the FPCB supplier is set to post strong profits in the first half of the year, and continue to enjoy impressive results in the second half.
Flexium's EPS is expected to top NT$12 in 2015 and set a new record, the report added.
Suggested Items
Server DRAM and HBM Boost 3Q24 DRAM Industry Revenue by 13.6% QoQ
11/26/2024 | TrendForceTrendForce’s latest investigations reveal that the global DRAM industry revenue reached US$26.02 billion in 3Q24, marking a 13.6% QoQ increase.
Offshore Sourcing in the Global Supply Chain
11/20/2024 | Brittany Martin, I-Connect007Bob Duke, president of the Global Sourcing Division at American Standard Circuits, discusses the challenges and benefits of navigating the global supply chain, including the value of strong supplier relationships, rigorous quality control, and strategic sourcing from regions including China, Vietnam, and India.
Weak Demand Outlook and Rising Inventory and Supply Pressure DRAM Prices Down for 2025
11/18/2024 | TrendForceThe fourth quarter is a critical period for setting DRAM contract prices. TrendForce’s latest research reveals that prices for mature DRAM processes such as DDR4 and LPDDR4X are already trending downward due to ample supply and declining demand.
Flex Wins Cisco 2024 Excellence in ESG Award
11/06/2024 | FlexFlex announced it received Cisco's 2024 Excellence in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) award. Cisco presented this esteemed honor at its annual Supplier Appreciation Event (SAE) to a live audience of several hundred executives representing its diverse component suppliers and partners in manufacturing, logistics, services, and repair operations.
It’s Only Common Sense: When Will Big Companies Start Paying Their Bills on Time?
11/04/2024 | Dan Beaulieu -- Column: It's Only Common SenseLet’s address a truth that PCB and PCBA providers across America know all too well and it’s about time that someone talks about this: There’s an alarming and frankly disturbing trend with our customers—especially the larger ones—of not paying their bills on time. For the industry’s small- and medium-sized shops, the impact of these delayed payments isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s creating a severe, often crippling cash flow issue.