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To: ferdc who wrote (299)2/4/1998 11:23:00 PM
From: Dennis G.  Respond to of 1944
 
They earned $24.9 million last Q1 or 19 cents per share. There was a $22.7 million charge that quarter.

Seems like what they're saying is that margins will be down slightly and the extra revenue won't add to the bottom line.

Dennis



To: ferdc who wrote (299)2/4/1998 11:28:00 PM
From: norm chin  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1944
 
Ferdc stated "...If I read their earnings report for Q1 of 1997 correct, they earned ~$10M or .08C/sh based on 130M shares out.

Thus, with 134M shares currently outstanding, I have to believe that an estimate of .19C would still be too high..."

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Ferdc, $.19 is clearly realistic. In the absence of the one-time charge, 1Q97 earnings would have ~($10.4m + $14.2m) where $14.2m was the one-time charge. This seems to indicate that 1Q98 earnings will be $24m to $25m excluding any charges. See below for the data used:

"Jan. 23, 1998, ADC Telecommunications Inc. (Nasdaq:ADCT - news) said it expects earnings forthe first quarter of fiscal 1998 will be lower than analysts' consensus expectation. The company sees earnings ''essentially flat,'' before non-recurring charges, with with the year-ago period on revenues 10% to 15% higher...

ADCT reported net income of $10,395,000, or $0.08 per share, on revenues of $256,777,000 for the first quarter of fiscal 1997. The results included a non-recurring charge of $14,528,000..."