Arm CEO says firm fully committed to a market listing this year

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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8 — The chief executive of Softbank-owned British chip technology firm Arm told Reuters yesterday that the company is committed to a stock market float this...

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8 — The chief executive of Softbank-owned British chip technology firm Arm told Reuters yesterday that the company is committed to a stock market float this year.

Arm’s fiscal third quarter sales were up 28 per cent to US$746 million , one of the few growth areas for Softbank 9984.T as its vast portfolio of early stage technology startup investments weighed on its results. Part of Haas’ strategy has been to speed up Arm’s push into other markets such as data centre servers, where companies like Amazon.com Inc’s cloud unit are using Arm-based chips.

Arm said per-chip royalties, which are steadier than its deal-making business, were up 12 per cent to US$446 million in the quarter. That growth came amid a slowdown in the smartphone business that dragged down results at Apple and Qualcomm.

 

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