Toshiba ekes Q2 profit growth, keeps forecast (Reuters)
TOKYO (Reuters) – Toshiba Corp, Japan's biggest chip maker, eked out a rise in quarterly operating profit on solid demand for <a href="http://zhengxing.99mr.com/yinjingwanqujiaozheng/"><strong>阴茎弯曲矫*</strong></a> its mainstay NAND flash memory chips, and kept its earnings outlook unchanged. The world's No.2 maker of flash memory chips is becoming increasingly dependent on demand from major client Apple Inc, as its nuclear power business meets regulatory delays in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear crisis. Toshiba on Monday posted an operating profit of 76.1 billion yen ($1 billion) for July-September, up from 71 billion yen the previous year on <a href="http://zhengxing.99mr.com/jiemaozhongzhishu/"><strong>睫毛种植术</strong></a> a 3 percent sales fall. Its net profit came to 22.2 billion yen against 27.4 billion yen last year. Toshiba, which has been battling weak sales of its PCs and TVs amid a yen rise, retained its annual forecast for an operating profit of 300 billion yen, above the 281 billion yen consensus estimate of 23 analysts polled by ThomsonReuters I/B/E/S. Shares in Toshiba, which competes with South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co and Hynix Semiconductor Inc in semiconductors and with GE and Areva in nuclear reactors, have fallen 19 percent this calendar year, broadly in line with Tokyo's <a href="http://zhengxing.99mr.com/xiaokougaida/"><strong>小口畸形</strong></a> electrical machinery subindex. ($1 = 75.760 Japanese Yen) (Reporting by Mayumi Negishi; Editing by Edmund Klamann)
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