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I NEW SERIES VOL. 3, No. 34
TELEVISION DIGEST-9
I COMPONENTS PROFITS DWINDLE IN FIRST HALF: Slow first-quarter start by composite compo
Inents & tube manufacturers (Vol. 3:28 p8) slowed even further in AprilJune period and produced less i than cheery sales & earnings picture for first half.
Combined Jan. June sales of 21 companies dropped $54. 7 million to $1. 046 billion from $1. 101 billion a year earlier despite fact that more than half— 12 of 21 firms— showed increased sales.
Profit picture was even more downbeat. Earnings of 24 manufacturers dipped aggregate $5. 1 1 million to $29. 5 million from $34. 6 million in 1962’ s first half. The 1963 figure is after deducting combined $513,980 losses of 3 companies— General Bronze ($165,063), Oxford Electric ($52,917), Sangamo Electric ($296,000). Year-earlier figure is after deducting Sangamo's $494,000 loss.
Although 24 manufacturers were only $5. 1 million off 1962' s first-half profit pace, significant factor is number of companies involved in earnings lag. Of 24 companies analyzed, 19 were down in profits from year earlier— and of remaining 5, one, Sangamo, wound up half still in red. It improved position, however, by cutting year-ago loss of $494, 000 to $296, 000. Although some companies report signs of price stabilization & even upswing, it's obvious that imports & fierce domestic competition are still taking toll.
Sales gains were more impressive. Among big jumps; Oak Mfg. —to $20 million from $15. 8 million. Texas Instruments— $128. 3 million from $119. 7 million. Thompson Ramo Wooldridge— record $240. 1 million from $231. 6 million. P. R. Mallory— $50. 1 million from $49. 1 million. General Bronze— $8. 8 million from $8. 1 million. Sangamo— $25. 9 million from $24. 4 million.
Here’s 1963-vs. -1962 first-half performance of representative components & tube manufacturers:
Sales
Earnings
Aerovox
1963
1962
1963
$ 64, 122
1962
$ 174, 067
Amphenol -Borg
$ 41,963,661
$
43,334,571
1, 124, 693
1,015, 273
Clevite
53,083,801
53,555,494
3,364, 092
3, 879, 108
CTS Corp
14, 587, 506
13,673,321
1, 090, 807 2,010,292
1, 034, 820
Dynamics Corp. of America. . .
37, 659, 874
41,825,049
2, 100, 256
Eitel-McCullough
—
—
225,000
262, 000
Erie Resistor.
14, 466, 000
14,301, 000
270, 000 (165,063)
601, 000
General Bronze
8, 825,045
8,071,763
13, 695
Globe -Union
31, 557,456
31,881, 107
609, 824 740, 370
1, 236, 990 1, 188,052
Indiana General
—
—
International Resistance
14, 407, 872
14, 286, 212
743, 393
1, 165, 873
Littelfuse
3, 137,088
3,354, 505
145, 594
182, 650
P. R. Mallory
50,070,047
49,078, 494
1,946,582
2, 050, 379
Muter
7,910,472
8, 109, 340
101,084
142, 977
National Union Electric
18, 560, 975
18, 478, 849
526,411
545, 801
Oak Mfg
19,999,283
15,769,956
505,491
620, 568
Oxford Electric
5,062,968
4, 746, 320
(52,917)
54, 111
Raytheon
254, 825,000
312,759,000
3,659,000
5,336, 000 (494, 000)
Sangamo Electric
25, 869, 000
24, 379, 000
(296, 000)
Sonotone
11,064,434
10, 527, 606 46, 157, 144
105,412
150, 895
Standard Kollsman
36, 172,429
280, 764
1,420,497
Texas Instruments
128, 250,000
119,736, 000
5,256,000
4, 784, 000
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge. . .
240, 081, 345
231, 589, 854
7,066,956
6,414,666
Tung-Sol
28,921,715
35,567,514
137, 609
713,635
TOTALS
$1,046, 475,971
$1, 101, 182, 099
$29,459,514
$34, 593,313
TV-RADIO PRODUCTION: EIA statistics for week ended Aug. 16 (33rd week of 1963):
Aug. 10-16 Preceding wk. 1962 wk. ’63 cumulative ’62 cumulative
Black & white TV. . . 150,858 127,726 107, 160 4,244, 164 3,975,821
N Total radio 349,027 272,083 349,425 10,424,000 11,164 777
Auto radio 140,352 109,013 120,123 4,419,621 3,911,890