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Company's losses approach $280M USD for the last 9 months

Chinese phonemaker and telecommunications equipment maker, ZTE Corp. (SHE:000063) is currently under intense scrutiny by the U.S. government, which is considering banning sales of its products in the world's most lucrative telecommunications market. ZTE stands accused of funneling U.S. telecommunications parts to Iran, in brazen violation of U.S. trade laws. A congressional panel suggested that general dishonesty and opportunism on ZTE's part could lead the firm to implant spying technology for the Chinese government, necessitating a ban.

Even as ZTE vocally denies those charges, the company faces an even tougher fight against drooping financials. On Monday Reuters carried an announcement made by ZTE at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, in which the embattled firm said its 9-month loss would likely swell to 1.65B yuan ($263.3M USD) and 1.75B yuan ($279.2M USD), a fall of 260 percent from last year.

Interestingly, ZTE said its sales were adversely impacted by the Iranian situation, though the reports did not mention how exactly. Presumably increased U.S. scrutiny has helped to stomp out the flow of U.S.-made parts via ZTE, in turn killing the profits ZTE was enjoying by its illicit scheme to funnel top-quality electronics at marked up prices to Iran's state-owned telecommunications company -- Telecommunication Comp. of Iran (TCI).


The death of ZTE's scheme to illegally funnel U.S. electronics to Iran has hurt ZTE profits.

A slowing global economy has also dented ZTE's margins and sales revenue, including in its home nation of China. ZTE over the last few years has been widely viewed as a rising star of the consumer electronics market; but now that optimism has been significantly dampened.

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It won't be long before they plead for an FTA with us :lol:
 
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It won't be long before they plead for an FTA with us :lol:
Free trade agreement will be suicide for India, as we share border with them they flood their products into our market and already we have 40+ billion $ trade deficit with them..
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I don't see GOI looking optimistic on chinese trade with china, FTA is long way back and in no condition will be signed...
@topic: As far as US is concerned they have done what is stated in their rule, any company doing business in another country should respect its law... otherwise get banned.. Well i am waiting for another warning...:whistle:
 
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Free trade agreement will be suicide for India, as we share border with them they flood their products into our market and already we have 40+ billion $ trade deficit with them..
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I don't see GOI looking optimistic on chinese trade with china, FTA is long way back and in no condition will be signed...
@topic: As far as US is concerned they have done what is stated in their rule, any company doing business in another country should respect its law... otherwise get banned.. Well i am waiting for another warning...:whistle:
About what exactly :what:
 
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ZTE will rebound to profitability! Go China!:victory1::china:

Good save America

Goose saves America! :sarcastic:

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Voice & Data ( ICT Business Awards 2012 ) Recognizes ZTE as Top Most Broadband Infrastructure Company

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19 October 2012, New Delhi, India – ZTE Corporation (“ZTE”) (H share stock code: 0763.HK / A share stock code: 000063.SZ), a publicly-listed global provider of telecommunications equipment and network solutions has been ranked India’s Topmost Broadband Infrastructure Co. for the year 2011-2012 as per the Voice & Data 100 survey 2012 ( Cyber Media ). The award was given by Shri. R. Chandrashekhar, Chairman Telecom Commission & Secretary Department of Telecommunication .The award recognizes ZTE’s efficiency in strategizing and implementing cost effective broadband infrastructure and it’s contribution to the economic growth in India.

ZTE gained 71% of the market share in the Next Generation Network (NGN) and today is amongst the preferred NGN vendor in India for major carriers like BSNL, Uninor, MTNL, Tata Teleservices, and Aircel. ZTE’s strategic partnership with India’s leading integrated telecom service provider, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has been a significant contributor to this ranking. ZTE is also a leader in developing LTE technologies and has bagged a contract with India’s largest operator Bharti Airtel to plan, design, supply and deploy India’s first 4G network in Kolkata.

ZTE spends 10% of its annual revenue in its 18 R&D centers spread across the globe hence generating continuous innovative technology to its line of business. Strengthened by innovation ZTE was ranked no.1 globally in international patent applications in 2011

On receiving the award, Cui Liangjun, CEO, ZTE India said “We are honored to receive this prestigious award that demonstrates ZTE’s outstanding achievements in the telecom sector. The telecom industry in India has transformed over the last 10 years which has witnessed phenomenal changes and ZTE is proud to be a part of the evolution and also adding value to the ecosystem with its expertise”. 

Voice & Data ( ICT Business Awards 2012 ) Awards is India's most credible and eagerly awaited awards, showcasing the most outstanding achievements for the telecom sector. It recognizes top companies for demonstrating excellence and achievement in the Indian communication industry and provides industry rankings, vital information, statistics and analyses on business, technology and regulatory aspects of the telecom and networking industry. CyberMedia launched Voice&Data in 1994 aiming at catalyzing the growth of communications industry.
 
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ZTE Wins Best Broadband Partnership at Broadband InfoVision Awards
at Broadband World Forum 2012 (BBWF) in Amsterdam

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2012-10-18

18 October 2012, Amsterdam – ZTE Corporation (“ZTE”) (0763.Hong Kong/000063.Shenzhen), a leading global provider of telecommunications equipment, network solutions and mobile devices, along with its partner Wexnet wins Best Broadband Partnership at the Broadband InfoVision awards held at Broadband World Forum 2012 (BBWF) in Amsterdam.

Since August 2011 ZTE has worked closely with Wexnet, a Swedish broadband operator to build a network that allows end users to select their own service providers and content providers for Internet access, IP telephony, and IPTV services using ‘ICP Store’ a truly innovative service. For the first time users will be able to ‘self-organize’ their network and choose the service providers that best suit their individual needs, but at the same time have the services delivered over a single network.

‘ICP Store’ enables Wexnet to provide a better service to customers. Wexnet can now offer a range of choices to customers in ISP Services, IPTV Services and VoIP Services. According to Wexnet Technical Director Lars Wihlborg, “The ICP Store model is something we tell all of our customers about. It gives customers more choices when they connect to the equipment and we believe that this is the best way to build a metropolitan area network.”

The ‘ICP Store’ project not only saw the cooperation between ZTE and Wexnet, but also saw the cooperation between one operator and many ISP/ICPs, with many more continuing to get involved.

Innovations like ‘ICP Store’ are very important for the Internet Industry and provide a great model for the Internet service supply chain. Just like the apple App Store, ICP Store provides a quality platform for users to choose their ICP freely. Migrating to a different ICP is as simple as downloading and installing an application. Profits can be distributed more evenly and reasonably between operator and ICPs. The whole ecosystem thrives thanks to the triple-win platform.

“We believe ‘ICP Store’ is ultimately mutual-beneficial to the users, ISPs and operators, and is worth trialing in other places around Europe, and across the world,” said Ms.Jane Chen, SVP at ZTE.

ZTE Ranks No.1 for Sales, Shipments of Broadband CPE

2012-10-17

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17 October 2012, Shenzhen, China – ZTE Corporation (“ZTE”) (0763.Hong Kong /000063.Shenzhen), a leading global provider of telecommunications equipment, network solutions and mobile devices, today announced, that according to the latest market share report from Infonetics research, ZTE leads the worldwide market for major fixed broadband terminals.



According to the report 2012-Infonetics-2Q12-Broadband CPE and Subscribers Market Forecast released by the research firm Infonetics in September, ZTE had the highest share of both overall sales and shipments, at 10.3% and 15.8% respectively, among major fixed broadband terminals vendors for the past rolling 4 quarters.



The report shows that over the period from H2 2011 to H1 2012, the worldwide overall sales of fixed broadband terminals rose 11% YoY to US$7.19 billion and the overall shipments increased 12% YoY to 175 million units.



"The rapid development of the Internet has gradually spread from enterprises and individuals to homes with technical innovations creating new demands and experiences for households,” said Zhu Yongxing, vice president of ZTE. “ZTE works closely with operators to provide products adapted for home users, including end-to-end service platforms, management platforms, bearer networks and home terminals. The products enable abundant applications and carrier-class QoS assurances, while offering a great user experience and minimizing the total cost of ownership and energy consumption of the solutions that are based on them.”



"Over the years, we have been customizing green, flexible and extensive home networking products to help our customers provide users with quality services including IPTV, high-definition video and high-speed Internet. This has allowed us to assist in operators’ transformation and also achieve our own growth,” added Mr. Yongxing,



As a leading fixed-network equipment supplier, ZTE has always maintained rapid growth in fixed broadband terminals and constantly won orders from top-tier operators. In China, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America, in particular, ZTE holds a large market share.



By Q3 2012, ZTE’s Broadband CPE had entered over 80 countries and regions, with overall shipments surpassing 90 million units and shipments to main European operators jumping more than 100% YoY. ZTE’s Broadband CPE has been deployed on a large scale in developed countries of Europe including France, Germany, the Netherlands and Spain.
 
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Intel, IBM, Microsoft and Apple all have dealings with the U.S. government. Maybe it's time to ban those from operating in China in the name of national security.

American and their pseudo free trade bullshit.
 
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Intel, IBM, Microsoft and Apple all have dealings with the U.S. government. Maybe it's time to ban those from operating in China in the name of national security.

American and their pseudo free trade bullshit.

You forgot the biggest one of all.....GOOGLE!
 
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Intel, IBM, Microsoft and Apple all have dealings with the U.S. government. Maybe it's time to ban those from operating in China in the name of national security.

American and their pseudo free trade bullshit.
But they don't supply you with much of "Made in US" hardware now do they ? Besides you can't live without the like of M$, cr@pple, IBM, G00gle, Intel et al cause you don't have an alternative to their product lines unlike ZTE/Huawei !
 
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But they don't supply you with much of "Made in US" hardware now do they ? Besides you can't live without the like of M$, cr@pple, IBM, G00gle, Intel et al cause you don't have an alternative to their product lines unlike ZTE/Huawei !
We have our version of Linux as an alternative to MS Windows. We have Huawei and ZTE smartphones as alternatives to Apple products. We have Baidu for Google. We also have Loongson as replacement for Intel. Yet we allow these American businesses to operate in the China, while Americans deny us the same rights. They are completely banning Huawei and ZTE products from the market, a clear case of protectionist policies when there was no evidence of ZTE or Huawei spying.

Their own White House security review found nothing:
U.S. review said to find no evidence of Huawei spying - The Globe and Mail

Yet Americans still have the guts to go around touting about free trade.
 
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