HDS: Fiscal 1Q12 Financial Results (Ended June 2012)
By Jean-Jacques Maleval, Wed, August 1st, 2012
Flat revenue for the quarter and also expected for the year
Hitachi announced its financial results for the fiscal 1Q12 ended June 30, 2012.
For storage, consolidated revenue for HDS + Japan were 1.047 billion in US dollars, up 2% year on year, and 84 billion on a Yen basis, up 1% from 83 billion one year ago.
It's the highest revenue for a first quarter of fiscal year in HDS history.
For 1Q12 and Y/Y, according to the company:
Concerning hardware:
For the six-month period ended September 30, 2012, Hitachi forecasts sales for HDS + Japan at ¥170.0 billion or an increase of only 2% Y/Y. For its current fiscal year, revenue is expected to be ¥360.0 billion for yearly growth at no more than 3%.
For storage, consolidated revenue for HDS + Japan were 1.047 billion in US dollars, up 2% year on year, and 84 billion on a Yen basis, up 1% from 83 billion one year ago.
It's the highest revenue for a first quarter of fiscal year in HDS history.
For 1Q12 and Y/Y, according to the company:
Concerning hardware:
- Enterprise storage decreased in the low single digits
- Modular line decreased in the low teens
- Hitachi File and Content portfolio grew in the high seventies
- Hitachi Content Platform grew in the low teens
- Hitachi NAS platform grew in the low one hundreds
- Total software and services revenue was up in the mid single digits
- Software revenue decreased in the high single digits
- Services revenue were up in the low teens
- Americas revenue grew 4%
- EMEA revenue decreased 6%
- APAC (without Japan) revenue grew 9%
For the six-month period ended September 30, 2012, Hitachi forecasts sales for HDS + Japan at ¥170.0 billion or an increase of only 2% Y/Y. For its current fiscal year, revenue is expected to be ¥360.0 billion for yearly growth at no more than 3%.
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