Intel has reported full-year revenue of $52,7-billion, operating income of $12,3-billion, net income of $9,6-billion and EPS of $1.89. The company generated approximately $20,9-billion in cash from operations, paid dividends of $4,5-billion, and used $2,1-billion to repurchase 94-million shares of stock.
For the fourth quarter, Intel posted revenue of $13,8-billion, operating income of $3,5-billion, net income of $2,6-billion, and EPS of 51 cents. The company generated approximately $6,2-billion in cash from operations, paid dividends of $1,1-billion, and used $528-million to repurchase 22-million shares of stock.
“We had a solid fourth quarter with signs of stabilization in the PC segment and financial growth from a year ago,” says Intel CEO Brian Krzanich. “We’ve built a strong foundation for our business by bringing innovation to the market more quickly across a wide range of computing platforms. For example, at CES, we demonstrated multiple devices that weren’t on our roadmap six months ago.”
For the full year, the PC client group reported revenue of $33-billion, down 4% from 20123; the data centre group had revenue of $11,2-billion, up 7%; and the other Intel architecture operating segments had revenue of $4,1-billion, down 7%.
For the fourth quarter, PC client group revenue was R8,6-billion, down 2% sequentially and flat year-over-year; data centre group had revenues of $3-billion up 3% sequentially and up 8% year-over-year; other Intel architecture operating segments revenue of $1,1-billion, up 4% sequentially and up 9% year-over-year.
For the fourth quarter, Intel posted a gross margin of 62%, up one percentage point from its midpoint expectation. R&D plus MG&A spending was $4,8-billion.
