O grupo Lenovo, segundo maior fabricante de computadores pessoais do mundo, registrou um lucro trimestral melhor do que o esperado, mas analistas alertam que a desaceleração da economia chinesa pode prejudicar seu desempenho.
A empresa divulgou que o lucro de abril a do primeiro trimestre fiscal chegou a US$ 141,4 milhões, um salto de 30% ante os US$ 108,8 milhões registrados um ano antes.
O crescimento do lucro da rede foi o mais lento desde o terceiro trimestre do ano fiscal 2010/2011, quando o ritmo foi de cerca de 25%, com base em dados anunciados anteriormente, devido à demanda menor em alguns mercados emergentes e na América do Norte.
Mas o resultado foi melhor do que a previsão média de US$ 131,2 milhões em uma pesquisa com 10 analistas feita pela Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
A fabricante do ThinkPad, que está perto de ultrapassar a Hewlett Packard na primeira posição de PCs, deu um salto no setor global de computadores devido à política agressiva de preços, aquisições no exterior e um mercado interno em crescimento.
Estes rápidos ganhos de participação no mercado, porém, vieram às custas de margens, com os lucros crescendo em um ritmo lento por mais de um ano.
Lenovo Group, the second largest manufacturer of personal computers in the world, reported a quarterly profit better than expected, but analysts warn that the slowdown of the Chinese economy can impair their performance.
The company reported that profit from April to the first fiscal quarter was $ 141.4 million, a jump of 30% compared with $ 108.8 million a year earlier.
The net profit growth was the slowest since the third quarter of fiscal year 2010/2011, when the rate was about 25%, based on data previously announced, due to lower demand in some emerging markets and North America North.
But the result was better than the average forecast of $ 131.2 million on a survey of 10 analysts carried out by Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.
The manufacturer of the ThinkPad, which is close to overtake Hewlett Packard PCs in the first position, jumped in the global computers due to aggressive pricing, overseas acquisitions and a growing internal market.
These rapid gains in market share, however, came at the expense of margins, with profits growing at a slow pace for more than a year.
The company reported that profit from April to the first fiscal quarter was $ 141.4 million, a jump of 30% compared with $ 108.8 million a year earlier.
The net profit growth was the slowest since the third quarter of fiscal year 2010/2011, when the rate was about 25%, based on data previously announced, due to lower demand in some emerging markets and North America North.
But the result was better than the average forecast of $ 131.2 million on a survey of 10 analysts carried out by Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.
The manufacturer of the ThinkPad, which is close to overtake Hewlett Packard PCs in the first position, jumped in the global computers due to aggressive pricing, overseas acquisitions and a growing internal market.
These rapid gains in market share, however, came at the expense of margins, with profits growing at a slow pace for more than a year.
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