snoman and all:
Here are the Q3 nos. Looks like $.40, with some currency gains included; $.37 ex the gains:
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XILINX ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER FISCAL '98 RESULTS
SAN JOSE, CA, JANUARY 20, 1998 -- Xilinx, Inc. (NASDAQ:XLNX) today
announced the results for its third fiscal quarter ended December 27,
1997. Revenues for the quarter totaled $148.7 million, up nearly 10%
from $135.6 million in the third fiscal quarter of the prior fiscal
year, but down 1% from $150.3 million in the prior fiscal quarter. Net
income was $31.6 million, or $0.40/share (diluted)*, up 21% from $26.2
million, or $0.33/share, in the third quarter of the prior fiscal year
and up 2% from $31.0 million, or $0.38/share, in the prior fiscal
quarter. During the December quarter, Xilinx recognized $2.6 million in
joint venture income from United Silicon Incorporated (USIC), the
Company's wafer fabrication joint venture in Taiwan. This amount
resulted primarily from foreign exchange gains incurred by USIC relating
to its US dollar denominated investments.ÿ
Combined revenues from the Xilinx's new products, the XC4000X family and
the XC9500 ISP CPLD family increased 37% sequentially, representing 13%
of total Company revenues. Last quarter, revenues from these two
products represented 9% of total revenues.ÿ
"Xilinx reached a key milestone this quarter," commented Wim Roelandts,
Xilinx Chief Executive Officer. "For the first time, revenues from our
CPLD product families exceeded 5% of total Company revenues. This was
driven largely by the success of our XC9500 ISP CPLD family, whose
revenues more than doubled sequentially. Additionally, during the
quarter, we sold over 4,000 software seats. This surpasses last
quarter's record of approximately 2,200, and represents a sequential
increase of over 80%."ÿ
On a geographic basis, sales from Europe gained momentum through the
December quarter and were up 3% sequentially, representing 22% of total
revenues. Despite the economic turmoil in Asia, combined sales to Japan
and the Rest of the World (ROW), which includes Southeast Asia,
represented approximately 16% of total sales-essentially flat from the
previous quarter.ÿ
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