Stefan Bernstein explains how the EU/Greenland critical raw materials partnership benefits GreenRoc. Watch the full video here.
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Licensing lifts ARM Created: 26 July 2011 Written by: Malar Velaigam Microchip designer ARM has continued to deliver strong licensing wins and sales growth on the back of continued demand for connected devices such as smartphones. Accordingly, the order backlog has reached historically high levels. ARM sold 68 licences in the half year, which suggests robust momentum considering 91 were sold during all of 2010. Chief financial officer Tim Score also points out that ARM is working to broaden its addressable market, by moving into non-mobile products. Mobile products accounted for 58 per cent of shipments made in the second quarter. As such, licence sales have surged, with licence revenues in the processor division rising 51 per cent to £68.6m. Royalties - which are received one quarter in arrears - also grew 15 per cent to £106.4m. Licence revenues from the IP division increased 27 per cent to £15.7m, although royalty revenues there slipped 1 per cent to £13.3m reflecting currency tailwinds. However, given the nature of royalty recognition Mr Score warns that weaker consumer sentiment in the seasonal ramp up before Christmas may result in a weaker fourth quarter. As a result, broker Peel Hunt has left its full-year estimates unchanged and expects adjusted pre-tax profit of £205m, giving adjusted EPS of 11p (from £167m and 9.3p in 2010).
I can't seem to find the DICK ticker on LSE. Which SE do you have it on? You sure have a unique portfolio grandpa or maybe it's time to move them to safer portfolio just in time for retirement. maybe bonds?
I see you post on 3 stocks in 2 RISK sectors, by all means have a look at my member info too.
as you have been investing for most of your life apparently, you probably already know that you don't invest in just one stock. you create a portfolio...or maybe not in your case.
Stop worrying about the Ship and take a look at the Sea. Tin hats on everybody!!!
Do you guys think this SP will go below 600p in the coming weeks? or have we already seen the dip come and go?
Correct me If I'm wrong, but you appear to be long on IMG and short ARM? I have a word for guys like you - MALI. I'll make it two, LOL
finally up...together with the whole market....
Hope it's not 'The Ghost Who Walks...'
Fear rules, Sell Risky Tech. stocks with high expectations. If you are a computer, buy defensive stocks,then jump back in when greed takes over. If you are a person hold onto your cash earning zilch, hope your sense of timing is good. OR do nothing at all if you believe in the stocks you hold. I have held ARM for over 10 yrs. Devote the time you spend jumping in & out of stocks to finding the best stocks in the world, like Granpa in Omaha. I bought TSCO at the same time I bought ARM, RISK & DEFENCE.
Why's the SP down?
still down :(
kcjones still not learnt his lesson eh Opium
Have mine when I die! If you know a better Tech. stock buy it. Name some alternatives and we'll all have a good laugh.
........ so, get out then. Bye bye
even at this falling price, still way overpriced for a company that relies on royalties.
Interview with CEO Warren East. His 2,000 men generate as much earnings as INTEL's 80,000... at least that's what I think he was saying.
Hi all this company is on the made in britan tv program very interesting watch it on BBC iplayer.
0ps
What's not to like? An extra shotgun on the Processor stagecoach. A buying opportunity perhaps. I note that ARM is a big part of some Tech Funds now.
"ARM and Obsidian Software have had a long relationship which started with early work on Cortex™-A8" said Mike Inglis, GM and EVP, Processor Division, ARM. "The technology and people that will come with this acquisition are a significant addition to our capabilities in maximizing quality and reducing time to market of ARM-based SoCs." "Obsidian Software has a long history of building advanced verification tools for the ARM architecture and enabling ARM partners" said Eric Hennenhoefer, President of Obsidian Software. "The ARM ecosystem will be extended by the addition of Obsidian Software's verification solutions, which will accelerate the success of the ARM architecture in the marketplace."
ARM Acquires OBSIDIAN SOFTWARE CAMBRIDGE, UK , Jun. 17, 2011-- ARM® [(LSE:ARM); (Nasdaq:ARMH)], today announced that it has acquired Obsidian Software, a market leader in verification and validation used in the design of increasingly complex processors. Obsidian Software is a privately-owned company, with offices in Austin, Texas. As System on Chip (SoCs) and processors grow in complexity there is an increasing need to develop more sophisticated verification strategies. This acquisition augments ARM's drive in matching its verification strategies with the rate of change in its high performance, complex SoC IP components.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201106170700116130I