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TSMC Forecasts Its Q4 Revenue Decline of 4.2% to 6.1%

By Korbin Lan
Published: Sep 24,2015

TAIPEI ,Taiwan - TSMC yesterday for the first announced its fourth-quarter forecast before the investor conference. The company expects its fourth-quarter revenue will decline 4.2% to 6.1% over the third-quarter, but remains more than 10% growth prediction of its annual revenue. In addition, TSMC is also a slight increase its third-quarter revenue forecast of about 1.7%.

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According to TSMC’s announcement yesterday that its third-quarter revenue will exceed the company’s guidance given on July 16, 2015 due to a more favorable US dollar exchange rate to the NT dollar. The company expects its third-quarter revenue to be between NT$211 billion and NT$213 billion, and both gross profit and operating profit margins to be within the range of its July guidance of 47% to 49% for the gross profit margin and 36.5% to 38.5% for the operating profit margin.

TSMC also expects its fourth-quarter revenue will experience a sequential decline and is likely to be between NT$198 billion and NT$204 billion, with profit margin rates similar to its third quarter.

In addition, the company expects its full-year revenue growth rate will still be close to double digits from 2014 as the company previously indicated.

TSMC said that the pre-announcement of fourth-quarter operating outlook is mainly to avoid analysts and investors overly optimistic about the fourth-quarter operating. Although TSMC believed the fourth quarter results will decline, but analysts considered that TSMC still in line with industry seasonally adjusted decrease.

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