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TSMC Forecasts Q2 Revenues to Decline for Low Demands of Smartphones

By Korbin Lan
Published: Apr 16,2015

TSMC Co-CEO C.C Wei(left), TSMC Co-CEO Mark Liu(Middle), TSMC CFO Lora Ho(right)

Taipei, Taiwan - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company(TSMC) today held its investor conference of the first quarter this year, and announced its Q1 revenue, while forecasted its Q2 revenue of this year to decline about 7% to 8%. The main reason is that the number of mobile phone customers reduced their orders due to the market demand was under their expected.

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TSMC's consolidated revenue in the first quarter of 2015 of NT $ 222.03 billion, net income of NT $ 78.99 billion.Year-over-year, first quarter revenue increased 49.8% while net income and diluted EPS both increased 65.0%. Compared to fourth quarter 2014, first quarter results represent a 0.2% decrease in revenue, a 1.2% decrease in net income and a 1.3% decline in EPS.

As for the outlook of the second quarter, TSMC forecasted its revenues will decline 7% to 8%, due to the communications area customers reduced their orders for the weak market demand. TSMC said, on account of the major customers lost orders from IDMs, and Fabless customers inventory adjustment, plus the exchange rate impact, its revenue in the second quarter will be obviously declined.

However, TSMC stressed that the overall development of the smart phone market is steady, and the needs of customers will back to normal in the second half of 2015. TSMC is looking forward to have a double-digit annual revenue growth in 2015.

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