Trend Micro Announces Financial Results for its Q2
TrendMicro, company that specializes in providing network antivirus and internet content security software, released the financial results of its Q2 to the public. The company explained that its operating income for Q2 was of $81 million and that its net income was of $48 million. In Q2 Trend Micro posted consolidated net sales of $297 million.
Please note that the financial results were calculated at an exchange rate of 81.72 Japan Yen per 1 American Dollar. Trend Micro is headquartered in Tokyo, so all the financial results were reported in Yen.
If you’re from Japan and you would like to check out Trend Micro’s results in the local currency, here they are:
Consolidated net sales - 24,333 million Yen
Operating income - 6,655 million Yen
Net income - 3,934 million Yen
"Amidst media reports of multiple data breaches, Trend Micro expanded its real-time threat management solutions portfolio with the introduction of Trend Micro™ Threat Intelligence Manager and a major new release of Trend Micro™ Threat Management System," said Eva Chen, CEO. "In conjunction with cloud-based vulnerability management services, virtual patching capability and specialized Trend Micro™ Risk Management Services, these new products are designed to reduce the risk and impact of targeted advanced persistent threats in the enterprise."
Trend Micro expects to do well in its Q3 as well. Here are the financial results Trend Micro expects to get for its Q3 that will end on September 30th:
During its Q2 Trend Micro received multiple rewards. It was named the world’s fastest growing leading content security vendor by Canalys, it was named VMware Technology Alliance Partner of the Year in Australia and New Zealand by Technavio, and it received other awards and it was recognized in the media. You can check out all the awards and recognition Trend Micro received here.
Tags: Revenue, Trend Micro, Security
Please note that the financial results were calculated at an exchange rate of 81.72 Japan Yen per 1 American Dollar. Trend Micro is headquartered in Tokyo, so all the financial results were reported in Yen.
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If you’re from Japan and you would like to check out Trend Micro’s results in the local currency, here they are:
Consolidated net sales - 24,333 million Yen
Operating income - 6,655 million Yen
Net income - 3,934 million Yen
"Amidst media reports of multiple data breaches, Trend Micro expanded its real-time threat management solutions portfolio with the introduction of Trend Micro™ Threat Intelligence Manager and a major new release of Trend Micro™ Threat Management System," said Eva Chen, CEO. "In conjunction with cloud-based vulnerability management services, virtual patching capability and specialized Trend Micro™ Risk Management Services, these new products are designed to reduce the risk and impact of targeted advanced persistent threats in the enterprise."
Trend Micro expects to do well in its Q3 as well. Here are the financial results Trend Micro expects to get for its Q3 that will end on September 30th:
- Consolidated net sale 24,600 million Yen (or US $315 million (at an exchange rate of JPY78 = 1USD).
- Operating income - 6,800 million Yen or US $87 million.
- Net income - 5,400 million Yen or US $69 million.
During its Q2 Trend Micro received multiple rewards. It was named the world’s fastest growing leading content security vendor by Canalys, it was named VMware Technology Alliance Partner of the Year in Australia and New Zealand by Technavio, and it received other awards and it was recognized in the media. You can check out all the awards and recognition Trend Micro received here.
Tags: Revenue, Trend Micro, Security
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