Google Financial Result 1st Quarter 2007
Google’s financial results in the first quarter in rise of 14%
Google announced incomes of $3.66 billion for the first quarter 2007, that is to say an increase of 63% compared to the same quarter last year. These incomes thus increased by 14% compared to last quarter. These financial data do not include various acquisitions in progress. The Google’s sites generated an income of $2.28 billion, 62% of the total income in the first quarter 2007, primarily through the program of sponsored bonds AdWord. That represents an increase of 76% compared to the first quarter 2006 which had generated $1.3 billion. The sites of the network Google (AdSense Affiliated Sites) took part in the results to a total value of $1.35 billion, i.e. 37% of the total income in the first quarter 2007, and an increase of 45% compared to T1 2006 ($928 million) and 12% on T4 2006 ($1,20 billion). The whole of the incomes is generated for 53% in the United States. $1.75 billion is 47% of the total income was produced apart from the USA. This rate was only 42% at the same time last year. Contrary at Yahoo which has just announced a fall of its benefit Nets of 11% for the first quarter 2007, Google is well, even very well, and its financial results prove it once again.
“General increase in our principal activity related on publicity and research, as well as the continuation of our partnerships led to good results for this quarter” declared Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google.
“We continue to extend our influence to international while working with new partners and by developing our platform to improve our performance to deliver targeted messages”.
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