Intel has reported full-year revenue of $55,9-billion, operating income of $15,3-billion, net income of $11,7-billion and EPS of $2.31.
The company generated approximately $20,4-billion in cash from operations, paid dividends of $4,4-billion, and used $10,8-billion to repurchase 332-million shares of stock.
For the fourth-quarter, Intel posted revenue of $14,7-billion, operating income of $4,5-billion, net income of $3,7-billion and EPS of $0.74. The company generated approximately $5,8-billion in cash from operations, paid dividends of $1,1-billion and used $4-billion to repurchase 115-million shares of stock.
“The fourth quarter was a strong finish to a record year,” says Intel CEO Brian Krzanich. “We met or exceeded several important goals: reinvigorated the PC business, grew the data centre business, established a footprint in tablets, and drove growth and innovation in new areas. There is more to do in 2015. We’ll improve our profitability in mobile, and keep Intel focused on the next wave of computing. ”
For the full year, the PC Client Group revenue was $34,7-billion, up 4% from 2013; the data centre group had revenue of $14,4-billion, up 18% from 2013; the Internet of Things group revenue was $2,1-billion, up 19% from 2013; the mobile and communications group recorded revenue of $202-million, down 85% from 2013; and the software and services operating segments saw revenue of $2,2-billion, up 1% from 2013.
