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To: Michael who wrote (1469)1/26/2000 1:17:00 AM
From: Binx Bolling  Respond to of 1486
 
Please add corrections to CC notes:

DVD

DVD Growth Rate by units (Not broken out per consumer box vs PC)
Q4 1998 => Q4 1999 = 500%
Q3 1999 => Q4 1999 = 47%

Total 1999 DVD Players Market Shipment ~ 6-8 million
Q4 1999 DVD Market Shipment est. 2-2.67 million
Total 2000 DVD Market Forcast 12 million
Total 2003 DVD 52 million

Q3 Call 8 new DVD models from 4 mftgs.
Q4 12 new DVD models 6 mftgs

Low Price High Volume $299 and below DVD market targeted
High Price (over $ 1000) Low Volume such as Toshiba S90100?
also targeted

DVD Market Share
Claimed that Toshiba is largest provider of DVD Players
Toshiba (including Toshiba OEM's) 25 % of market
Sharp 5 % of market
Chamchim ? in China
Matsachita (includes JVC, Panasonic) ? Number one captive player in SVCD ?
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30 new products introduced at Consumer Show in Las Vegas

DVD Players (including set-tops and portables)
Combined Systems of DVD/AD receivers
Digital Speakers
Wireless Headphones
Digital Set-top Box

Comdex
Home Internet Appliance/Digital TV with Real Time Interaction
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Q4 Revenue by product family
DVD/SVCD 68 %
PC Video 20 %
Audio 8 %
Digital Camera 4 %

1999 Revenue per family
DVD/SVCD 62 %
PC Video 25 %
Audio 11 %
Digital Camera 2 %
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Q4 Sales by Geographic Region
China (rest of Asia) 50 %
Japan 29 %
North America 13 % (Mostly PC/Audio products)
Europe 8 %

1999 Sales by Geographic Region
China (rest of Asia) 29 %
Japan 38 %
North America 21 %
Europe 12 %

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Chinese Market Highlights
SVCD=Super Video CD
> 50 million Video CD players sold lifetime market
DVD Players (lower cost-high volume)

Digital Camera design wins in
Japan
Tawain has 15 wins using Coach
US
Europe
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Q4 =20 % Revenue from Imaging PC Video business
Q3 => Q4 = 6 % increase for PC Video

VPTV chip started shipping to Trident
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Annualized Growth Rates

Annualized Growth Rate 92 % for DVD
Annualized Growth Rate 123 % for Digital Audio
Annualized Growth Rate 50 % for Digital Camera Market
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Projected 30 million Digital Camera units to be shipped in 2003

Sequential growth in revenue of 25 % Q3 => Q4 = 25%
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ASV in DVD/SVCD will stay constant with new features ($10-$19)
ASV in Cameras will need to fall
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silicon software code gives Zoran an advantage

Unit growth expectations

Digital Camera Chips (including internet appliance)
4Q 1999 4 % of Revenue (50-60K chips ?)
YR 2000 20% of Revenue
Overall Digital Camera Growth 1999 => 2000 = 50 %

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Seasonal Growth Trends Historical & Looking Forward

4th Qtr largest revenue Q traditionally

59 % of revenue in second half of year
Q4 > Q3
Q2 > Q1 for 1999
Q2 < Q1 prior to 1999 (typical consumer seasonality trend)
Q1 < Q4 sequentially

Q1 2000 to see a decline of 13-14 % in Revenue sequentially
due to presence in China

2000 Top line growth of 40 - 50 % over 1999
2000 Margins varying between 44 - 48 %

Gross Margins for cameras will equal High Volume DVD
when camera sales pick up

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Audio DVD Proucts
(Meridian -Studio Quality)

Delay because of encyrption/security problem
Home Products
CD players
Automobiles
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Dr. Levy Zoran
Karl Schneider Zoran
Issac Zoran
Brian Algier Preferred Capital Markets
Pete Vogel Oscar Grouse
Victor Halbert Solamon Smith Barney
Mark Grossman SG Cowan
Carl Motin CT Moberg
Patrick Duff Gilder Gangner and Howe
Rob Adams CVC World Markets
Alex Burman Pagia Capital Management
Rob Ahman Founders Asset Management
Kalpesh Kapundra CB Unterberg



To: Michael who wrote (1469)1/26/2000 2:39:00 PM
From: Peter V  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1486
 
And now you know why aftermarket is not always a good predictor of the following day's trading, especially in a somewhat thinly traded stock like ZRAN. ZRAN never got over 56 today and is now below 50. Sell the news in full swing.