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Inotera Memories

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Full name: Inotera Memories

Chinese name: 華亞科技股份有限公司

Short name: Inotera

Stock code: 3474

Tax ID: 80353271

Market: TSE

Established: 23 Jan 2003

Paid in capital: NT$54.05 billion

Listed on TSE: 17 Mar 2006

Listed on ESB: 15 Apr 2005

Public since: 7 Oct 2004

Website: www.inotera.com

Financial performance
Inotera [3474] historical stock price (NT$)
DateVolume (k)TransactionsValueOpenHighLowCloseChangeAskBid
24-May 5,561 989 56,979,550 10.50 10.55 10.00 10.25+0.10+0.99% 10.30 10.25
23-May 7,008 1,333 71,163,748 10.20 10.40 10.00 10.15+0.10+1.00% 10.20 10.15
22-May 7,026 935 72,333,852 10.45 10.55 10.00 10.05-0.55-5.19% 10.15 10.05
21-May 4,951 754 52,345,962 10.50 10.70 10.40 10.60+0.00+0.00% 10.65 10.60
20-May 4,293 557 46,136,303 10.70 11.00 10.50 10.60+0.00+0.00% 10.60 10.55
17-May 6,296 1,122 67,153,937 10.60 10.80 10.50 10.60+0.10+0.95% 10.60 10.55
16-May 9,518 1,581 100,034,799 10.75 10.90 10.30 10.50-0.50-4.55% 10.50 10.45
15-May 15,092 1,842 165,946,263 10.85 11.20 10.70 11.00+0.50+4.76% 11.00 10.95
14-May 10,186 933 106,221,236 9.95 10.50 9.95 10.50+0.65+6.60% 0.00 10.50
13-May 14,262 1,309 141,544,373 9.69 10.05 9.69 9.85+0.35+3.68% 9.88 9.85
10-May 20,726   10.45 10.45 9.50 9.50-0.70-6.86%  
9-May 25,655 1,655 260,783,386 10.55 10.55 10.10 10.20-0.65-5.99% 10.25 10.20
8-May 15,339 906 169,962,564 11.70 11.70 10.80 10.85-0.75-6.47% 11.00 10.85
7-May 10,399 854 122,590,894 11.70 11.95 11.55 11.60-0.10-0.85% 11.65 11.60
6-May 7,618 879 89,730,298 11.95 11.95 11.60 11.70+0.10+0.86% 11.75 11.70
3-May 7,892 869 91,573,082 11.70 11.70 11.50 11.60+0.25+2.20% 11.60 11.55
2-May 10,627 776 120,895,598 11.65 11.65 11.30 11.35-0.25-2.16% 11.40 11.35
30-Apr 13,460 1,084 155,830,138 11.80 11.90 11.10 11.60-0.15-1.28% 11.60 11.50
29-Apr 20,016 1,300 228,385,930 10.30 11.75 10.30 11.75+0.75+6.82% 11.75 11.70
26-Apr 19,623 1,205 216,346,899 10.75 11.40 10.75 11.00+0.05+0.46% 11.00 10.95
25-Apr 21,667 1,516 223,104,995 9.90 10.95 9.81 10.95+0.65+6.31% 10.95 10.90
  • Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes

Inotera: Consolidated revenues, Apr 2012 - Apr 2013 (NT$m)

Month

Sales

M/M

Y/Y

YTD

Y/Y

Apr-13

3,445

0.1%

14.8%

12,077

10.6%

Mar-13

3,443

36%

36.7%

8,632

8.9%

Feb-13

2,533

(4.7%)

(2.2%)

5,189

(4%)

Jan-13

2,656

 

(5.7%)

2,656

(5.7%)

Apr-12

3,000

19.1%

 

10,925

 

Mar-12

2,519

(2.7%)

 

7,925

 

Feb-12

2,590

(8.1%)

 

5,406

 

Jan-12

2,816

 

 

2,816

 

*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Non-consolidated revenues, Dec 2011 - Dec 2012 (NT$m)

Month

Sales

M/M

Y/Y

YTD

Y/Y

Dec-12

3,182

7.1%

13.3%

35,296

(5.6%)

Nov-12

2,971

0.4%

2.5%

32,114

(7.1%)

Oct-12

2,959

5.7%

(1.1%)

29,143

(8%)

Sep-12

2,799

(2.1%)

(2.9%)

26,184

(8.7%)

Aug-12

2,859

(5.8%)

(7.3%)

23,385

(9.4%)

Jul-12

3,036

(7.2%)

2%

20,525

(9.7%)

Jun-12

3,272

(0.6%)

(0.5%)

17,489

(11.4%)

May-12

3,292

9.7%

(10.3%)

14,217

(13.6%)

Apr-12

3,000

19.1%

(6.2%)

10,925

(14.6%)

Mar-12

2,519

(2.7%)

(30.6%)

7,925

(17.3%)

Feb-12

2,590

(8.1%)

(5.3%)

5,406

(9.3%)

Jan-12

2,816

0.3%

(12.6%)

2,816

(12.6%)

Dec-11

2,809

(3.1%)

(9.9%)

37,385

(9.8%)

*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Consolidated revenues, 1Q12 - 1Q13 (NT$m)

Quarter

Sales

Q/Q

Y/Y

YTD

Y/Y

1Q-13

8,632

 

(0%)

8,632

(0%)

1Q-12

8,632

 

 

8,632

 

*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Non-consolidated revenues, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$m)

Quarter

Sales

Q/Q

Y/Y

YTD

Y/Y

4Q-12

9,112

4.8%

4.8%

35,296

(5.6%)

3Q-12

8,694

(9.1%)

(2.8%)

26,184

(8.7%)

2Q-12

9,564

20.7%

(5.8%)

17,489

(11.4%)

1Q-12

7,925

(8.9%)

(17.3%)

7,925

(17.3%)

4Q-11

8,698

(2.8%)

(0.2%)

37,385

(9.8%)

*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Non-consolidated balance sheet, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$k)

Item

4Q-2012

3Q-2012

2Q-2012

1Q-2012

4Q-2011

Current assets

12,711,207

14,959,813

15,894,768

8,328,987

18,458,625

Intangible assets

0

0

0

0

0

Other assets

2,327,518

2,333,270

2,335,979

2,341,098

Assets

89,804,424

98,277,417

105,341,255

103,889,669

120,989,390

Current liabilities

50,552,378

48,616,282

51,256,647

41,794,338

59,414,171

Other liabilities

2,843

5,508

7,508

9,097

11,044

Liabilities

67,840,341

72,617,940

75,303,372

70,881,438

88,543,670

Stockholders' equity

21,964,083

25,659,477

30,037,883

33,008,231

32,445,720

*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Consolidated income statement, 1Q12 - 1Q13 (NT$k)

Item

1Q-2013

4Q-2012

3Q-2012

2Q-2012

1Q-2012

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

Operating revenue

8,632,460

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8,632,460

 

Gross profit (loss) from operations

-269,322

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-269,322

 

Operating expenses

130,019

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

130,019

 

Operating income (loss)

-399,341

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-399,341

 

Income from continuing operations before income tax

-613,495

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-613,495

 

Net income (loss)

-613,495

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-613,495

 

Fully-diluted earnings per share (NT$)

-0.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-0.1

 

*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Inotera: Non-consolidated income statement, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$k)

Item

4Q-2012

3Q-2012

2Q-2012

1Q-2012

4Q-2011

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

NT$k

% of sales

Gross sales

9,145,396

 

8,694,378

 

9,578,752

 

7,939,337

 

8,701,470

 

Operating revenue

9,112,470

99.6%

8,694,378

100%

9,564,479

99.9%

7,924,660

99.8%

8,698,059

100%

Gross profit (loss) from operations

-3,342,650

-36.6%

-3,877,081

-44.6%

-2,624,797

-27.4%

-3,705,923

-46.7%

-5,259,684

-60.4%

Operating expenses

150,376

1.6%

185,992

2.1%

172,293

1.8%

280,016

3.5%

435,539

5%

Operating income (loss)

-3,493,026

-38.2%

-4,063,073

-46.7%

-2,797,090

-29.2%

-3,985,939

-50.2%

-5,695,223

-65.5%

Non-operating revenues and gains

112,938

1.2%

77,348

0.9%

171,857

1.8%

45,377

0.6%

99,088

1.1%

Income from continuing operations before income tax

-3,720,168

-40.7%

-4,389,648

-50.5%

-2,976,622

-31.1%

-4,452,098

-56.1%

-6,027,796

-69.3%

Net income (loss)

-3,720,168

-40.7%

-4,389,648

-50.5%

-2,976,622

-31.1%

-4,452,098

-56.1%

-6,027,796

-69.3%

*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013

Company news
Industry news
News from other sites
  • Nanya may sell Inotera stake, analyst says (Jan 13) - Bloomberg (via Businessweek)

    Nanya Technology may sell its stake in Inotera Memories to Micron Technology, a move that will herald an industry reorganization, an analyst said.

  • In crisis there is opportunity for Taiwan DRAM sector - MSNBC

    The US-Taiwan Business Council, in its "Semiconductor Quarterly Report--Annual Review, 2008," contends that Taiwan is facing a critical strategic crossroads that will impact the future of its semiconductor sector, and particularly the DRAM industry, for years to come.

  • Qimonda on brink of bankruptcy - Forbes

    German chip maker Qimonda, which is majority-owned by Infineon, needs a helping hand. Its memory chips are struggling in an oversupplied market, and the firm is burning cash at a rate of $250.0 million per quarter. Investors have deserted the company, while Infineon is desperately trying to offload as much of its stake as possible. If current talks with potential investors fail, the company faces a cash crisis in the next few months.

  • Taiwan chip makers' debt problem (Nov 18) - Wall Street Journal

    ...In the most precarious situation is ProMOS, which ended the third quarter with about US$76 million in cash, a third of what it started the year with. Investors in a US$350 million convertible bond issued by ProMOS in 2007 will be able to start selling the bond back to the company in February, although it isn't due until 2012. The company has another US$225 million bond due in June 2010, according to Dealogic.

  • Difficult decision for DRAM makers: Shrink or die  - TG Daily

    DRAM makers have been cutting back their production in two waves already, but the economic downturn and reduced demand appears to make the situation even worse. DRAMeXchange said that it expects the industry to cut production by another 6% or 70,000 12กจ wafers in December, with more announcements possible in January.


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