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To: cfoe who wrote (125115)11/7/2002 4:36:46 PM
From: slacker711  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
Wow....I never thought they would hit 26 million chipsets next quarter.


First Quarter Fiscal 2003
-- Based on the current business outlook, we expect first fiscal quarter
pro forma revenues to increase by approximately 15-22 percent compared
to the fourth quarter of fiscal 2002. We expect first fiscal quarter
pro forma earnings per share to be approximately $0.35-$0.38. This
estimate assumes shipments of approximately 25-27 million MSM phone
chips during the quarter, including approximately 21-22 million
CDMA2000 1X MSM phone chips.
We expect approximately 85 million CDMA
phones to be sold in calendar 2002.

Fiscal 2003
-- Based on the current business outlook, we expect pro forma revenue
growth for fiscal 2003 to be approximately 19-23 percent and pro forma
earnings per share to be approximately $1.15-$1.20. This estimate is
based on the sale of 100-105 million CDMA phones in calendar 2003 with
approximately 10 percent decrease in average selling prices of CDMA
phones, upon which royalties are calculated.



To: cfoe who wrote (125115)11/7/2002 4:43:51 PM
From: chojiro  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 152472
 
It's my opinion that pro forma is a farce when it comes to reporting real earnings.

Nothing but feel good reporting
Devil is in the details.

But apparently I'm of a minority.



To: cfoe who wrote (125115)11/7/2002 4:44:06 PM
From: carranza2  Respond to of 152472
 
Oh, man, you blew it. <vbg>

Can't trust your "aggressive" figures anymore. <VBG>