harrysnel schreef op 21 juni 2016 13:40:
Wellicht doel je op dit stuk Koos?
Webcast Q4 2014 pagina 13:
Vikram Kumar - TT International - Analyst
I've got a couple of questions. Firstly, on automotive, can you help me understand how variable could that revenue base be next year? For example, you obviously know the models you're going into, but if those models sell more cars, or if there's a higher take up by the end consumer of infotainment systems, or mapping in the car, is that a potential incremental delta on your revenues next year, please?
Harold Goddjin - TomTom NV - CEO
There is -- so, when we do a contract, it's based on a defined introduction date; typically, a defined number of cars; and a defined period of time. And that is quite specific per annum, and what have you.
Those numbers can vary. In reality, sometimes it happens that a product is delayed; sometimes it happened that we sell less than we anticipated. But more often, the take rate seems to be a little higher than originally anticipated when signing the deal. I would say, on balance, the numbers are fairly accurate and reliable, and the deviation from the expected outcome is not that important.
Vikram Kumar - TT International - Analyst
But are you seeing like quite -- because I think Nokia here was talking up kind of take rates, Harman as well in the US. Are you seeing any sort of acceleration in take-up rate?
Harold Goddjin - TomTom NV - CEO
Yes, we do see that navigation is moving more into the mid range, higher take rates than traditionally the case.
But I think when we take the order and we publish that number, those higher take rates are normally included in the total [view value]. But it is right that the market is growing, more cars, higher attachment rates, moving also to the mid range.
files.shareholder.com/downloads/TOMTO...Edit: ik vind dit overigens wel een wazig antwoord en voor mijn gevoel spreekt Goddijn hier zichzelf tegen.