2498.TW - HTC Corporation
| Previous Close | 43.20 |
| Open | 43.20 |
| Bid | 42.80 x 0 |
| Ask | 42.85 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 42.65 - 43.55 |
| 52 Week Range | 41.20 - 83.70 |
| Volume | 1,562,000 |
| Avg. Volume | 4,972,251 |
| Market Cap | 35.064B |
| Beta | 1.44 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 5.67 |
| EPS (TTM) | 7.54 |
| Earnings Date | Nov 7, 2018 - Nov 12, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2015-08-11 |
| 1y Target Est | 57.29 |
The Independent•last monthHTC Exodus: Is cryptocurrency and blockchain technology the future of smartphones or just a marketing stunt?
Smartphone innovation may have stuttered to a halt in recent years, but HTC has a plan to reinvent the ubiquitous device while also reshaping the entire internet while it’s at it. The Taiwanese firm revealed its vision for the future of smartphones at the Consensus 2018 cryptocurrency conference in New York, explaining how it will utilise blockchain technology to support cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum. “Our vision is to expand the blockchain ecosystem by creating the world’s first phone dedicated to decentralized applications and security,” HTC states on a website dedicated to the new device.
Reuters•last monthHTC's June sales slump 68 percent, biggest drop in over two years
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp said its sales fell nearly 68 percent in June, its biggest slump in more than two years, as the struggling firm continues to lose customers amid intensifying competition with nimbler manufacturing rivals. Once a favorite with consumers and investors, HTC's popularity has dwindled with the emergence of rivals such as Apple, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, and more recently China's Xiaomi Corp. HTC said its June sales fell to T$2.2 billion ($72 million), from T$6.9 billion a year ago and T$2.45 billion in May.
- Reuters•last month
HTC's June sales slump 68 percent, biggest drop in over two years
Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp said its sales fell nearly 68 percent in June, its biggest slump in more than two years, as the struggling firm continues to lose customers amid intensifying competition with nimbler manufacturing rivals. Once a favorite with consumers and investors, HTC's popularity has dwindled with the emergence of rivals such as Apple, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, and more recently China's Xiaomi Corp. HTC said its June sales fell to T$2.2 billion ($72 million), from T$6.9 billion a year ago and T$2.45 billion in May.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Struggling smartphone maker HTC to slash 1,500 jobs in Taiwan
Smartphone maker HTC plans to slash around a quarter of its global workforce through job cuts at its manufacturing unit in Taiwan, in a bid to better manage resources as the company continues to battle dwindling sales. The job cuts indicate fresh hiccups for the struggling Taiwanese mobile phone maker that once sold one in 10 smartphones globally, but has seen its market share decline amid mounting competition from Apple, Samsung Electronics Co and Chinese rivals. HTC said it would cut 1,500 jobs in its manufacturing unit in Taiwan.
- Reuters•2 months ago
BRIEF-HTC Says It Plans To Slash 1,500 Jobs In Manufacturing Unit In Taiwan
July 2 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS IT PLANS TO SLASH 1,500 JOBS IN MANUFACTURING UNIT IN TAIWAN Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong Kong newsroom)
- PR Newswire•2 months ago
HTC Partners with China Mobile on 5G to Accelerate the Vision of an Immersive Computing Driven World
SHANGHAI, June 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- HTC Corporation ("HTC"), a pioneer in innovative, smart mobile and virtual/augmented reality (VR/AR) technologies, signed the "5G Device Forerunner Initiative" with China Mobile (CMCC) at the Mobile World Congress Shanghai 2018 (MWCS2018) to accelerate the proliferation of 5G infrastructure and devices in China. Additionally, China Mobile will partner with HTC in regard to sales and retail solutions for making VR more accessible nationwide. HTC was selected as a key partner for the "China Mobile 5G Device Forerunner Initiative" to collaboratively accelerate the development of next-generation 5G devices so as to boost mass VR adoption.
- The Independent•3 months ago
HTC U12 Plus Hands-on: An eye-catching smartphone without an eye-watering price tag
Well, plenty of new stuff, actually, even if at first glance the HTC U12+ does look like many of the other handsets on the market right now, though there’s no notch here, which will please many. HTC, like Nokia, has always had an exceptional eye for colour and that’s the first thing you notice here. HTC calls this Liquid Surface design and it’s very eye-catching.
- Yahoo Finance•3 months ago
HTC looks to turn its luck around with the new U12 Plus
The HTC U12 Plus is a sleek handset that might give Samsung's Galaxy S9 a run for its money.
- Reuters•4 months ago
BRIEF-HTC's unaudited consolidated revenue down 55.5 pct y/y in April
May 4 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS UNAUDITED CONSOLIDATED REVENUE AT T$2.10 BILLION ($70.72 million) IN APRIL, T$10.89 BILLION IN JAN-APRIL Source text in English: https://bit.ly/2w7OFHm Further company ...
- Reuters•4 months ago
BRIEF-HTC's March Sales Down 46.7 Percent Y/Y
April 9 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS MARCH SALES DOWN 46.7 PERCENT Y/Y AT T$2.8 BILLION ($95.84 million) Source text in Chinese: http://mops.twse.com.tw/mops/web/t146sb05 Further company coverage: ($1 ...
- The Telegraph•5 months ago
Tom Daley's selfie swimming pool ad for HTC banned by watchdog
Tom Daley's selfie swimming pool ad for HTC banned by watchdog
- Reuters•5 months ago
Taiwan's HTC shares jump more than 7 pct on upbeat outlook
Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp jumped more than 7 percent on Tuesday after the mobile phone maker said it expects a financial boost from a deal sealed with Alphabet Inc's Google earlier this year. HTC on Monday reported a net loss of T$9.8 billion ($337.3 million) in the fourth quarter, its biggest on record, due in part to competition and inventory write-downs, but said it was upbeat going forward due to the Google deal. "HTC successfully completed the US$1.1 billion business co-operation agreement with Google at the end of January, and the gain related to the transaction will be recognised in Q1'18, enabling greater investment in emerging technologies, which will be vital across all of our businesses and present significant long-term growth opportunities," the Taiwanese firm said in a statement.
- Reuters•5 months ago
Taiwan's HTC shares rise more than 4 pct
TAIPEI, March 27 (Reuters) - Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp rose more than 4 percent in early trade on Tuesday after it said it expects to get a boost from a deal sealed with Google earlier this year. The ...
- Reuters•5 months ago
Taiwan's HTC shares rise more than 4 pct
Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp rose more than 4 percent in early trade on Tuesday after it said it expects to get a boost from a deal sealed with Google earlier this year. The smartphone maker on Monday reported a net loss of T$9.8 billion ($337.3 million) in the fourth quarter, its biggest on record, due in part to stiff competition and inventory write-downs. Last September, Alphabet Inc's Google said it would acquire part of HTC's smartphone operations for $1.1 billion, expecting the deal to close by early 2018.
- Reuters•5 months ago
Virtual reality meets big screen in Spielberg's 'Ready Player One'
In Steven Spielberg's new movie "Ready Player One," disgruntled citizens in the year 2045 don virtual reality headsets to enter a digital universe where they can dance at hot clubs or race fancy cars through the streets of New York. "Ready Player One," based on a novel by Ernest Cline, features a group of teenagers who spend their days in VR goggles, suits and gloves to maneuver their avatars through a computerized wonderland called the Oasis. "You have a choice to spend all your time there, or make connections in the real world with real people, real eye contact," Spielberg said told Reuters in an interview.
- Reuters•5 months ago
BRIEF-Taiwan's HTC Posts Q4 After-Tax Net Loss Of T$9.8 Billion
March 26 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS ITS Q4 AFTER-TAX NET LOSS AT T$9.8 BILLION ($337.08 million) Source text English: https://bit.ly/2DUs3ZG Further company coverage: ($1 = 29.0730 Taiwan dollars) (Reporting ...
- Reuters•6 months ago
BRIEF-HTC Says Company's President Of Smartphone And Connected Devices Business Resigns
Feb 14 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS COMPANY'S PRESIDENT OF SMARTPHONE AND CONNECTED DEVICES BUSINESS CHIALIN CHANG RESIGNS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong Kong newsroom)...
- Motley Fool•6 months ago
This Alphabet Acquisition Confirms It's Serious About Smartphones
Will integrating software and hardware work this time?
- Reuters•6 months ago
BRIEF-HTC's Jan Sales Down 27.0 Percent Y/Y
Feb 6 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS JAN SALES DOWN 27.0 PERCENT Y/Y AT T$3.40 BILLION ($115.76 million) Source text in Chinese: http://bit.ly/29I3zX1 Further company coverage: ($1 = 29.3720 Taiwan dollars) ...
- Reuters•7 months ago
BRIEF-HTC Completes $1.1 Bln Cooperation Agreement with Google
Jan 30 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS IT COMPLETES $1.1 BILLION COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH GOOGLE * SAYS THE TRANSACTION REINFORCES ITS COMMITMENT TO INNOVATION AND ITS BRANDED SMARTPHONE BUSINESS Source ...
- Bloomberg•7 months ago
Google Bets a Billion Dollars More Brains Can Help Take On Apple
Google officially closed its $1.1 billion deal with HTC Corp., adding more than 2,000 smartphone specialists in Taiwan to help the search giant chase Apple Inc. in the cut-throat premium handset market....
- PR Newswire•7 months ago
HTC VIVE And World Economic Forum Partner For The Future Of The "VR/AR For Impact" Initiative
DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- HTC VIVE™, the leader in premium Virtual Reality (VR), today announced a partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF) to drive the VR/AR for Impact initiative forward, and to showcase its latest content at the United Nation's (UN) Sustainable Impact Hub at the WEF 2018 in Davos.
- PR Newswire•7 months ago
HTC VIVE And World Economic Forum Partner For The Future Of The "VR/AR For Impact" Initiative
DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan. 22, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- HTC VIVE™, the leader in premium Virtual Reality (VR), today announced a partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF) to drive the VR/AR for Impact initiative forward, and to showcase its latest content at the United Nation's (UN) Sustainable Impact Hub at the WEF 2018 in Davos.
