Sony's fiscal year 2010 was the biggest loss in 16

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23 evening news, Sony said on Monday that ended March 31, 2011 of the 2010 fiscal year,Dsquared, the company expects a net loss of 3.2 billion, mainly due to 360 billion yen (about combined 4.4 billion) due to write-off of deferred tax assets, the highest since the 16 years since 1995, the biggest loss.
Sony recently suffered blow after another, in addition to a major earthquake in Japan in March, but Sony's PSN network hacker attacks recently suffered, resulting in more than 100 million users of personal information disclosure.
Japanese asset management company Fukoku Capital Management CEO Yuuki Sakurai, said: .
Sony on Monday is expected fiscal year 2010 net loss of 260 billion yen (about 3.2 billion U.S. dollars), for Sony the biggest since 1995, the annual losses. This was mainly due to 360 billion yen (about 4.4 billion) write-off of deferred tax assets due, while Sony had expected a profit of 70 billion yen (about 856 million U.S. dollars). Sony also said fiscal 2011 revenue will grow and achieve profitability.
Japan Ichiyoshi Investment Management Mitsushige Akino, chief fund manager, said: the impact will be very limited. Sony expects a major earthquake on the company level for the fiscal year of operations will reach 1,500 billion yen (about $ 1,835,000,000).
Last month, Sony's PSN network of experienced hacking attacks, resulting in about 1 million users of the name, home address, e-mail, date of birth, user name and password and other information disclosure, even including user credit card details . Sony said the attack caused a Sony will be officially released Thursday financial results. (Li)
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