RIM's second-quarter loss of 144 million pounds has risen

According to foreign media reports, RIM's second-quarter loss amounted to 144 million pounds, but its stock price has risen. It is understood that the BlackBerry manufacturer's second-quarter loss amounted to 235 million US dollars (144 million pounds), which may be a bad news for RIM, but this result is not as bad as imagined, and its stock price Also increased by 18%.

Sky News said, "This loss of RIM has increased the price of each stock by 27 cents (0.16 pounds), this result is not as bad as Wall Street estimates, Wall Street expects RIM's stock prices will fall 46 cents (0.28 pounds)."

The company’s chairman and CEO, Tottenham Hines, stated that “Although we are implementing some major changes in the organization, our second-quarter earnings report proves that RIM is fulfilling its financial and operational aspects in this process of transformation. Commitment,” RIM said, bringing its BlackBerry smartphone shipments to 7.4 million units in the second quarter, and its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet shipments to 13,000 units. At the same time, it also claims that the total number of BlackBerry users has increased to 80 million.

Due to the fierce competition from the iPhone and Android devices, the sales volume of BlackBerry smartphones has dropped drastically. RIM is currently firmly linking its future development with its upcoming next-generation smartphones and the BlackBerry 10 operating system, and its BlackBerry 10 operating system is expected to be released in the first quarter of 2013.

Hynes said, “If we want to stop making any mistakes during this period, we think we have more work to do, but we are making some organizational changes to drive the company to improve and improve. The employees will be motivated and motivated for the first time."