Acer Inc. (2353.TW)

2353.TW on Taiwan Stock Exchange

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2353.TW

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About

Acer Incorporated is a Taiwan-based company engaged in research, design, manufacture and distribution of computers and mobile phones. The Company provides desktop personal computers (PCs), notebook computers, servers, storage products, liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors, high-definition televisions, projectors and handheld/na... (more)

Overall

Beta: 1.02
Market Cap (Mil.): NT$228,663.50
Shares Outstanding (Mil.): 2,658.88
Annual Dividend: --
Yield (%): --

Financials

  2353.TW Industry Sector
P/E (TTM): 21.40 15.99 8.20
EPS (TTM): -- -- --
ROI: 10.35 4.79 1.32
ROE: 12.65 1.51 1.04
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UPDATE 1-Acer Q4 lags forecast in market share quest

* 2009 net profit T$11.4 bln, down from 2008's T$11.7 bln

09 Feb 2010

UPDATE 1-HTC in $230 mln share buyback

* HTC to buy back 15 mln shares at between T$280 and T$500

09 Feb 2010

Acer Q4 net profit up 25 pct; lags forecast

TAIPEI, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Acer , the world's No. 2 PC brand, on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter earnings that lagged market expectations, weighed down by its continued reliance on low-cost netbook PCs.

09 Feb 2010

Lenovo in emerging markets push to overcome IBM mishap

TAIPEI/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's Lenovo , the world's No. 4 PC brand, is banking on China and other emerging markets to fuel its growth as it seeks to recover from the disastrous 2005 purchase of IBM's PC unit.

04 Feb 2010

UPDATE 3-Lenovo in emerging markets push to overcome IBM mishap

* Q3 net profit $79.52 mln vs market forecast of $43.38 mln

04 Feb 2010

CORRECTED - UPDATE 1-US senator presses tech firms on practices in China

(Corrects first paragraph to make clear not all 30 companies are U.S.)

03 Feb 2010

Senator presses tech firms on practices in China

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic senator said on Tuesday he has asked 30 U.S. companies, including Apple, Facebook and Skype, for information on their human rights practices in China in the aftermath of Google's decision to no longer cooperate with Chinese Internet censorship efforts.

02 Feb 2010

UPDATE 1-US senator presses tech firms on practices in China

* U.S. officials to testify on promoting Internet freedom

02 Feb 2010

UPDATE 1-Asustek forecast-beating Q4 points to tech rebound

* Post-tax profit above pre-tax, pointing to one-off gains

01 Feb 2010

  Earnings  vs    Estimates

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