Thursday, December 8, 2016

Fingerprint tumbles after forecast – Private Business

Fingerprint Cards reduced forecast for the full year of 2016, the low credibility of the company’s forecast for 2017, says analysts, the News agency Directly spoken to.

the Analyst also points out that the company not so long ago described the visibility as good until the middle of 2017, which raises questions about what has happened since 27 October, when the previous forecast was presented.

Joel Westerström, Redeye, as on the eve of Thursday lowered its forecast for revenues in 2017 to 9.5 billion, says prognossänkningen for 2016:

“this ensures that the company gets a large förklaringsjobb towards the market.

Among the questions to sort out, he mentions how it is possible for the Fingerprints of new sensors, such as the “under glass”models, and whether the company cooperates with a sufficient number of modular houses.

Fingerprint Cards expects revenues for the full year 2016 will be in the range 6,6 to 6,8 billion sek, It is significantly lower than the 7.2 to 7.5 billion announced in conjunction with the report for the third quarter.

According to the company’s revenue in the fourth quarter has increased at a lower pace than expected. The expected strong seasonal volume growth in the fourth quarter haruteblivit, the influence of previous inventories in the entire supply chain.

the Lack of some other components, which has affected the smartphonevolymerna negative during the quarter, and increased competition has also impacted the Fingerprint Cards revenue negatively. Fingerprint Cards believes that these factors will also affect the revenues for the first quarter of 2017.

When it comes to 2017 track Fingerprint to income of 7.5 to 9.5 billion in ad Analysts ‘ snittestimat low ahead of Thursday’s decision on revenue of 8,56 billion usd in 2017, according to SME direkt.

Fingerprint is counting on with that operating margin should exceed 35 per cent in 2017.

Here is the analysts ‘ expectations of an operating margin of 36.3 per cent.

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