Applied Materials Declines After Forecast Misses Estimates
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17 nov 2011
Applied Materials Declines After Forecast Misses Estimates
Nov. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Applied Materials Inc., the largest producer of chipmaking equipment, fell the most in 2 1/2 years after forecasting first-quarter sales and profit that trailed analysts’ predictions, a sign that semiconductor makers are scaling back expansion plans.
25 ago 2011
Applied Materials Forecasts Sales Below Analysts’ Estimates
Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Applied Materials Inc., the world’s largest producer of chipmaking equipment, forecast fourth- quarter sales and profit that missed analysts’ estimates as weaker demand leads semiconductor makers to cut expansion plans.
Applied Materials Forecasts Sales Below Analysts’ Estimates
31 dic 2010
TSMC Buys NT$687 Million of Equipment From Applied Materials
Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. bought NT$687 million of equipment from Applied Materials South East Asia Pacific Ltd., the Hsinchu-based chipmaker said in a statement to the stock exchange today.
TSMC Buys NT$687 Million of Equipment From Applied Materials
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