Konka Chinas huge loss from business management to know the level of 90 years behind the worlds.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Konka China’s huge loss from business management to know the level of 90 years behind the world’s April 11, the domestic color TV giant deep Konka 2001 annual report a loss of nearly 7 million out of loss per share of 1.1625 yuan. The reason for the huge losses, deep Konka in the annual report said: ‘Due to the international and domestic appliance industry to adjust the impact of the deteriorating business environment, as well as rapid expansion in the size of the company in previous years, resulting in production and marketing of balance, loss on decline in greatly increased sharp drop in operating performance, there since 1992, its first loss since listing. ‘ Shenzhen Konka sales accounted for 89% of main business income of a drastic shrinkage of production and sales of color TVs, and the other main business mobile phones to fixed points due to the current domestic production scale manufacturing enterprises have been more than 500,000, the individual has more than one million, Lenovo, Microsoft, Intel and other IT giants have set foot in mobile phone industry, domestic and foreign competition in the mobile phone market is heating up, deep Konka mobile phone business is only 10.54% full-year gross margin was about. Clean-up caused by a large number of stocks decline in value of inventory losses, but also the deep Konka in 2001 the main reason for huge losses. The reporting period, 1.5 million units dealing with stocks, decline in value loss of about 380 million yuan. Shenzhen Konka scale expansion in previous years, too fast, sharp increase in color TV production, and because the purchase price of CPT was high, resulting in higher production cost of deep Konka TVs. As a result, last year’s ‘clearance sale’, it suffered heavy losses, with an average net loss per TVs up to 200 yuan. In fact, when in 1998, Shenzhen Konka’s position in the color TV sales for the first time more than Changhong, a color TV industry’s ‘new leader,’ it paved