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    TSMC expects 5-9 percent decline of semiconductor industry in 2009

    Posted on Friday, October 31 2008 @ 15:46:46 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    TSCM CEO Rick Tsai claims semiconductor industry sales will stay flat in 2008 and decline 5-9 percent in 2009, with wafer OEMs seeing even steeper declines.
    TSMC will strive to confront the weak economy with six operating directions: cost control, profit focus, company structure improvement, capex reduction, advanced process investment and an over NT$3 dividend distribution, Tsai pointed out.

    TSMC has reported consolidated sales in the third quarter at NT$93 billion (US$2.84 billion) with a NT$1.18 EPS. Third-quarter gross margin and operating margin were 46.3% and 35.4%, respectively. Consolidated sales in the fourth quarter are expected to be NT$69-71 billion with a 34-36% gross margin and 21-23% operating margin. Both gross and profit margin will have an at least 10% decline due to decreasing utilization rate, the company added.



     
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