As you may have been able to guess if you’ve spent any time on the internet recently, HTC has been having a blinding period of global success – which has translated to some HUGE growth in the company’s revenues for 2010.
HTC’s total revenue for the month of May 2010 was up 49.5% on the corresponding month in 2009, thanks to… well, just scroll through our news archives. An astounding assault of Triple-A handsets, mostly running Android, that set the world ON FIRE.
Here’s a rather complex graph illustrating that.
As for the year-to-date from January to May 2010, that’s seen HTC’s revenues rocket by 34% over the same part of 2009 – to a total of $74billion in its local Taiwanese dollars, or the equivalent of 2.3bn US dollars and 1.5bn British pounds.
Graph and news courtesy of DigiTimes.
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