Hewlett-Packard won million dollars in 4450 between November and April.

New York, 18 May .- Hewlett-Packard (HP) won 24.4 percent more in the first half of its fiscal year (November-April) up to 4450 million dollars, according to data released today by the largest manufacturer the world's personal computers.

The company, based in Palo Alto (California), won in the first six months of the year 4450 million dollars (1.84 dollars per share), compared with 3.577, sto credits, million dollars (1.46 dollars per title) that recorded in the same time a year ago.

The manufacturer, which beat the expectations of analysts, over the same period increased their income by 10.38 percent to 62.026 million dollars on strong sales of its personal computers and also in the server segment.

"We built the best business portfolio in the industry and our customers, cheap aion kinah, respond to it. We are winning in the marketplace, investing in the future and we remain confident in the great opportunities that arise before us," said President and CEO of Company, Mark Hurd said in a statement.

HP also reported the accounts today for its second fiscal quarter, the period between February and April 2010, when he scored a profit of 2,200 million, aion kinah kaufen, dollars (0.91 dollars per share), representing a rise of 27.8 % over the same period last year.

HP's turnover in that second quarter climbed 12.65% to 30.849 million dollars during a period in which the company says that sales of its personal computer segment rose 27% to 17% on portable equipment .

"HP Hill an exceptional quarter," he added Hurd in the same statement, detailing your income in the Americas, as well as in Europe, Middle East and Africa grew 11 percent in the last quarter, while Asia-Pacific region increased by 19%.

Before knowing the results, shares of HP, which is part of the Dow Jones industrials on Tuesday lost 1.54 percent on the New York Stock Exchange, which closed at a price of 46.79 dollars each and where, so far this year, accumulate a decline of 9.16%.

In electronic transactions that were made after the close of the New York market, their titles were benefiting from the good results presented by the company and signed an increase of 2.42% to trade at 47.92 dollars.

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