TomTom reported Q2 revenues of €265.2m, flat yoy (+0.2%) and up 22.2% sequentially after the usual seasonal dip of Q1. Consumer decreased by 4.7% yoy to €157.2m, while the biggest down mover was Licensing with a 14% decrease at €33.2m. Automotive’s top-line growth accelerated by 34.2% to €34.9m, while Telematics decelerated but remained strongly positive at +13.7% (€39.9m).
19 Jul 2016
Positive signals in Automotive and profitability
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Charles Bordes
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Positive signals in Automotive and profitability
- Published:
19 Jul 2016 -
Author:
Charles Bordes -
Pages:
3 -
TomTom reported Q2 revenues of €265.2m, flat yoy (+0.2%) and up 22.2% sequentially after the usual seasonal dip of Q1. Consumer decreased by 4.7% yoy to €157.2m, while the biggest down mover was Licensing with a 14% decrease at €33.2m. Automotive’s top-line growth accelerated by 34.2% to €34.9m, while Telematics decelerated but remained strongly positive at +13.7% (€39.9m).