United Microelectronics April Sales Down - Quick Facts

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5/8/2012 3:08 AM ET

United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC: Quote) posted April net sales of NT$9.12 billion, down 4.59% from NT$9.56 billion a year ago. Sequentially, net sales for the month were up 11.4%.

For the period from January to April, net sales declined to NT$32.89 billion from NT$37.68 billion in the previous year.

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