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UPDATE 1-TABLE-Taiwan corporate results in November

Fri Dec 5, 2008 5:49am EST

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 TAIPEI, Dec 5 (Reuters) - November results of major Taiwan
companies (in millions of Taiwan dollars unless otherwise
stated). Figures in brackets indicates loss:
 COMPANY                    SALES    MONTH/MONTH(%)  YEAR/YEAR(%)
 TECHS:
^Acer (2353.TW)            35,516      -28.3           14.6
 HTC (2498.TW)             17,762       10.8           22.1
 Largan (3008.TW)             573@     -29.1          -19.8
 Mediatek (2454.TW)         6,196@     -32.6           -7.6
 Nanya Tech (2408.TW)       1,460      -55.0          -58.2
 Novatek (3034.TW)          1,414      -34.3          -56.9
 Powerchip (5346.TWO)       1,670      -35.8          -61.3
 Qisda (2352.TW)            8,057@     -18.2          -23.5
 Siliconware (2325.TW)      4,230      -24.1          -28.3
 FINANCIAL:
^Chinatrust Fin (2891.TW)     553*     -64.8             n/a
 OTHERS
^Formosa Petchem (6505.TW) 36,919      -35.1          -45.3
^Formosa Plastics (1301.TW) 8,366      -22.0          -48.8
 NOTE:    ^ denotes new addition
           @ denotes consolidated figures
           * denotes net profit/loss
           # denotes pretax profit
           & indicates subsidiaries net profit
           ~ Asustek's sales of branded business
 SOURCE: Company statements
 (US$=T$33.5)



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