Thursday, 25 August 2016

ALi Monthly Sales Report – December, 2011

ALi Corporation (3041 TT) today announced that the total consolidated revenue for December 2011 reached NT$467.5 million, up 36% MoM and up 64% YoY. Aggregate revenue from January to December of 2011 was NT$3.68 billion, down 11.4% from the same period last year.

The company stated that the continuous month-over-month sales increase was driven by new design-wins of Pay-TV business in the emerging countries as well as the progress of analogue to digital broadcasting transition in the Middle East and Europe, stimulating the retail market demand for HD and SD DVB-T STB (Set-top Box).

ALi issued a press release earlier this month announcing the availability of the new cable Pay-TV STB solution will be demonstrated at the CSTB 2012, Moscow in February. This is ALi’s second generation CA (Conditional Access) enabled SoC providing advanced security protection with a compelling cost structure to cable operators around the globe, especially those who engage in large-scale analogue to digital migration in emerging countries such as Russia, India, Latin America, and others.

 Consolidated Sales Report, December 2011 (in NT$1,000) 

Net Sales 2011 2010 Difference YoY
December 467,504 284,756 182,748 64.2%
January to December 3,683,215 4,159,147 (475,932) (11.4%)

Year 2011 figures have not been audited.

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