- Chilisin Electronics
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Brief
Full name: Chilisin Electronics
Chinese name: 奇力新電子股份有限公司
Short name: Chilisin
Stock code: 2456
Tax ID: 47006693
Market: TSE
Established: 30 Aug 1972
Paid in capital: NT$1.53 billion
Listed on TSE: 26 Sep 2001
Website: www.chilisin.com.tw
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Financial performance
Chilisin [2456] historical stock price (NT$) Date Volume (k) Transactions Value Open High Low Close Change Ask Bid 22-May 1,034 429 18,458,028 17.80 18.00 17.75 17.80 +0.10 +0.56% 17.85 17.80 21-May 608 228 10,723,169 17.70 17.80 17.50 17.70 +0.00 +0.00% 17.70 17.65 20-May 720 249 12,724,831 17.70 17.80 17.50 17.70 +0.10 +0.57% 17.70 17.65 17-May 1,375 455 24,126,052 17.40 17.70 17.30 17.60 +0.20 +1.15% 17.60 17.50 16-May 3,427 928 59,572,192 17.10 17.55 17.00 17.40 +0.45 +2.65% 17.40 17.35 15-May 536 194 9,043,759 16.70 16.95 16.70 16.95 +0.25 +1.50% 16.95 16.90 14-May 157 96 2,619,866 16.70 16.75 16.65 16.70 +0.05 +0.30% 16.75 16.70 13-May 705 270 11,826,700 16.95 16.95 16.60 16.65 -0.30 -1.77% 16.75 16.65 - Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes
Chilisin: Consolidated revenues, Apr 2012 - Apr 2013 (NT$m)
Month
Sales
M/M
Y/Y
YTD
Y/Y
Apr-13
346
7.2%
7.6%
1,248
7.9%
Mar-13
323
31.4%
6.3%
903
8%
Feb-13
246
(26.6%)
(8.2%)
580
8.9%
Jan-13
335
15%
26.2%
335
26.2%
Dec-12
291
0.2%
4.2%
3,578
7.1%
Nov-12
291
0.5%
(0%)
3,287
7.3%
Oct-12
289
(11.5%)
3.9%
2,996
8.1%
Sep-12
327
6.2%
9%
2,707
8.6%
Aug-12
308
2.1%
6%
2,381
8.5%
Jul-12
302
3.3%
4.5%
2,073
8.9%
Jun-12
292
(9.4%)
1.6%
1,771
9.7%
May-12
322
0.4%
1.2%
1,480
11.4%
Apr-12
321
5.8%
10.7%
1,157
14.7%
*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Non-consolidated revenues, Dec 2011 - Dec 2012 (NT$m)
Month
Sales
M/M
Y/Y
YTD
Y/Y
Dec-12
202
(1.2%)
19.7%
2,388
11.8%
Nov-12
204
6.3%
17.7%
2,186
11.1%
Oct-12
192
(12.6%)
15%
1,982
10.5%
Sep-12
220
6%
25.9%
1,790
10%
Aug-12
207
9.8%
10.6%
1,571
8.1%
Jul-12
189
(1.7%)
5.1%
1,363
8%
Jun-12
192
(9.3%)
4.5%
1,175
8.4%
May-12
212
(1.4%)
3.8%
983
9.2%
Apr-12
215
(0.1%)
11.1%
771
10.8%
Mar-12
215
22.4%
10.6%
556
10.7%
Feb-12
176
5.9%
24.5%
341
10.8%
Jan-12
166
(1.6%)
(0.8%)
166
(0.8%)
Dec-11
169
(2.8%)
13.7%
2,136
4.2%
*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Consolidated revenues, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$m)
Quarter
Sales
Q/Q
Y/Y
YTD
Y/Y
4Q-12
868
(7.3%)
2.1%
3,572
6.6%
3Q-12
937
0.8%
4.5%
2,704
8.1%
2Q-12
929
10.8%
3.9%
1,767
10.1%
1Q-12
838
(1.4%)
17.9%
838
17.9%
4Q-11
850
(5.2%)
28.7%
3,353
12.6%
*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Non-consolidated revenues, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$m)
Quarter
Sales
Q/Q
Y/Y
YTD
Y/Y
4Q-12
598
(2.8%)
17.6%
2,388
11.8%
3Q-12
615
(0.5%)
13.6%
1,790
10%
2Q-12
618
11.2%
6.1%
1,175
8.2%
1Q-12
556
9.3%
10.7%
556
10.7%
4Q-11
509
(6%)
17.1%
2,136
4.2%
*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Consolidated balance sheet, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$k)
Item
4Q-2012
3Q-2012
2Q-2012
1Q-2012
4Q-2011
Current assets
2,661,322
2,809,621
2,819,172
2,575,716
2,660,417
Intangible assets
59,216
61,654
62,415
57,772
59,741
Other assets
42,277
45,027
45,730
45,631
45,337
Assets
5,746,277
5,911,986
5,963,456
5,741,957
5,932,352
Current liabilities
1,592,584
2,132,971
2,117,775
1,927,165
2,058,075
Other liabilities
46,055
48,428
48,180
47,860
47,645
Liabilities
2,828,639
3,071,399
3,165,955
2,975,025
3,155,720
Stockholders' equity
2,917,638
2,840,587
2,797,501
2,766,932
2,776,632
*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Non-consolidated balance sheet, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$k)
Item
4Q-2012
3Q-2012
2Q-2012
1Q-2012
4Q-2011
Current assets
1,311,881
1,390,808
1,500,775
1,367,200
1,478,434
Long-term investments
2,463,975
2,443,980
2,449,862
2,364,069
2,376,810
Intangible assets
8,600
11,250
10,002
5,955
6,671
Other assets
26,491
27,790
28,976
30,390
30,996
Assets
5,139,904
5,168,613
5,280,778
5,085,937
5,243,431
Current liabilities
942,324
1,344,643
1,391,123
1,226,075
1,324,895
Other liabilities
151,316
158,515
160,000
160,975
163,006
Liabilities
2,283,640
2,393,158
2,551,123
2,387,050
2,537,901
Stockholders' equity
2,856,264
2,775,455
2,729,655
2,698,887
2,705,530
*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: 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
879,825
940,446
918,268
865,032
855,702
Operating revenue
868,450
98.7%
936,602
99.6%
929,104
101.2%
838,296
96.9%
850,337
99.4%
Gross profit (loss) from operations
166,216
18.9%
214,856
22.8%
230,736
25.1%
152,478
17.6%
140,625
16.4%
Operating expenses
107,266
12.2%
103,316
11%
103,433
11.3%
90,463
10.5%
89,801
10.5%
Operating income (loss)
58,950
6.7%
111,540
11.9%
127,303
13.9%
62,015
7.2%
50,824
5.9%
Non-operating revenues and gains
12,593
1.4%
8,926
0.9%
6,023
0.7%
5,030
0.6%
-5,201
-0.6%
Income from continuing operations before income tax
63,254
7.2%
98,144
10.4%
115,308
12.6%
53,209
6.2%
61,862
7.2%
Net income (loss)
49,042
5.6%
85,704
9.1%
82,653
9%
42,144
4.9%
55,378
6.5%
Fully-diluted earnings per share (NT$)
0.3
0.5
0.5
0.3
0.3
*Figures are consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013Chilisin: Non-consolidated income statement, 4Q11 - 4Q12 (NT$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$k
% of sales
Gross sales
601,647
618,170
613,470
565,046
516,832
Operating revenue
598,048
99.4%
615,141
99.5%
618,457
100.8%
556,235
98.4%
508,725
98.4%
Gross profit (loss) from operations
120,985
20.1%
124,808
20.2%
104,601
17.1%
80,360
14.2%
96,048
18.6%
Operating expenses
56,438
9.4%
54,950
8.9%
51,050
8.3%
43,178
7.6%
40,561
7.8%
Operating income (loss)
65,096
10.8%
67,175
10.9%
48,935
8%
36,557
6.5%
64,770
12.5%
Non-operating revenues and gains
1,674
0.3%
45,611
7.4%
79,827
13%
21,728
3.8%
-11,233
-2.2%
Income from continuing operations before income tax
61,408
10.2%
95,054
15.4%
113,686
18.5%
48,400
8.6%
64,625
12.5%
Income (loss) from discontinued operations
0
0%
Net income (loss)
51,697
8.6%
87,512
14.2%
84,132
13.7%
42,426
7.5%
57,274
11.1%
Fully-diluted earnings per share (NT$)
0.3
0.5
0.5
0.3
0.3
*Figures are not consolidated
Source: TSE, compiled by Digitimes, May 2013 - Chilisin Electronics full profile
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