On Semiconductor Corporation (onnn) – Annual Report Research ProjectAnnual Report Research Project Practical Day 1The ON Semiconductor Corporation (ONNN) drives highly energy efficient innovations by offering custom power management, signal management logic and discrete products that range from standard components to systems on chip devices. ONNN has corporate headquarters in Pheonix, AZ that is 1.4 million square feet. They also lease properties for sales offices, design centers, R&D, warehouses, logistics centers, trading offices and manufacturing support throughout Asia, Europe and the Americas. Their R&D facilities span the globe including: Belgium, Canada, China, The Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Romania, The Slovak Republic, Switzerland, Taiwan and The United States of America. ONNN also has a joint Venture in Leshan, China.In terms of sales revenue, ONNN has its highest revenues in Hong Kong, followed by Singapore, The United Kingdom, the United States of America and lastly Japan. The corporation can easily be characterized as global seeing as its commercial reach spans across the world.
The four segments that ONNN reports are: Application Products Group, Image Sensor Group, Standard Products Group and System Solutions Group. Each segment is described by the following:Application Products GroupCreates varying components and services within the automotive, medical and manufacturing industries. Image Sensor GroupProvides advanced imaging solutions for automotive, wireless, industrial and consumer applications. Standard Products GroupCreates standard products such as: rectifiers, thyristors, zeners and IGBTs.System Solutions GroupCreates system solution products and services to assist and avoid system failures. [pic 1][pic 2]APGISGSPGSSGSUMRevenue 2014 $1,070.40 $306.10 $1,210.40 $574.90 $3,161.80 Gross Profit $475.00 $91.10 $431.00 $117.50 $1,114.60 APGISGSPGSSGPercentage of Rev33.85%9.68%38.28%18.18%Percentage of GP42.62%8.17%38.67%10.54%ONNN had no individual customers that accounted for more than 10% of a company’s total consolidated revenues.
Worldwide Summary of U.S. Statistician’s 2013 Annual Report on GDP and Economic Activity
Worldwide Summary of the GDP of the United States, 2011-2013, by State
This report provides preliminary figures in both nominal and rate terms to make a more detailed assessment of the differences among the various national industries. The report concludes with a discussion of the differences among the various industries, with a focus on the effects of industry size on consumer prices. An overview of the findings may be found in the “Economics, Economic and Public Policy” section.
This overview focuses on the differences between the various national industries, including consumer price indices, trade in products, and industry productivity.
The report also discusses the extent to which the national economy has become less reliant on the private purchasing power for more or less constant goods and services, although economic growth over the last two decades has been a mixed business. While the average price of a new car or truck by one manufacturer is around five cents per dollar, the average price of a new refrigerator by one company is around $4.95. The largest factor leading to a decline in national sales is the recession and economic contraction that began in 2008, leading to an increase in auto prices. A good start might start with a smaller price in goods and services over the next one to two years.
This analysis provides more precise and realistic estimates of consumer prices among consumer goods consumers consume. It also provides a summary of the results of the National Retail Federation’s (NRET) survey, including how the survey has changed over the past five years. The results are presented at the end of this report.