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IDCC’s Licensing Revenues by years and licensees
Detail re IDCC’s licensing revenues by year and by licensee from 1991 through the first quarter of 2006 as follows:
The following licensing/royalty revenue is based on info from the 10Q's and 10k's. The earliest I could get back to was 1991.
1991 = 0
1992 = $3m (possibly GM Hughes)
1993 = 0
1994:
Matsushita = $20m
Qualcomm = $5.5m
AT&T = $2.4m
Others = $0.6m
Total 1994 = $28.5m
1995:
NEC = $27m
Mitsubishi = $20m
Siemens = $13.6m in 1995 from a total $20m contract
Hitachi/Kokysai = $3.5m
Sanyo = $2.8m
PCSI = $0.8m
Total 1995 = $67.7m
1996:
Samsung = $23m in 1996 from a total contract of $35m
Siemens = $ 4.8m
One unspecified licensee = $0.9m
Total 1996 = $28.7m
1997:
Samsung = $3m
Siemens = $1.5m
Others Recurring Royalty = $1.5m
Total 1997 = $6m
1998:
Kyocera = $27m
Denso = $20m
Toshiba = $15m
Sharp = $6m
Alcatel = $5m
Siemens = $3m
Sanyo and Hitachi/Kokysai = $15m (can not break out this total between the licensees)
Others Recurring Royalty = $1m
Total 1998 = $92m
1999:
Nokia Paid-up P1 royalty = $31.5m
Nokia engineering services =$14m
Robert Bosch = $7.9m
Japan Radio and Shintom = $3.4m
Others Recurring Royalty = $9.5m (mostly Sharp)
Total 1999 = $66.3m
2000:
Nokia engineering services = $17.2m
Sharp Recurring Royalty = $18m
Others Recurring Royalty = $16.2m (Note: accounting change in 2000 that converted previous nonrefundable upfront advances into recurring royalty streams based upon earned amounts each accounting period)
Total 2000 = $51.4m
2001:
Nokia engineering services = $21.8m
Sharp Recurring Royalty = $16m
Others Recurring Royalty = $14.8m
Total 2001 = $52.6m
2002:
Total Revenues $87.9m
Denso discontinued standards $9.7m
Kyocera discontinued standards $6.9m
NEC pre-2002 infrastructure $7.8m
Nokia engineering services $4.5m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $59.0m
NEC 2002 recurring $22.5m ($12.4m 2G settlement and $10.1m 3G recurring)
Sharp recurring $26.2m ($23.5m PDC and $2.7m GSM/3G)
Samsung arbitration $0.5m
Others Recurring Royalty $9.8m
Total 2002 = $87.9m
2003:
Total Revenues and Other Income $125.2m
Sony Ericy past years’ settlement $20.3m
Ericy past years’ settlement $10.6m ($14m - $3.4m expected insurance reimbursement )
Other past year true-ups $0.3m
Nokia engineering services $1.0m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $93.0m
NEC recurring $33.4m ($13m 2G settlement and $20.4m 3G)
Sharp recurring $28.5m ($19.5m PDC and $9.0m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $13.0m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Others Recurring Royalty $12.1m (includes HTC, RIM, Sanyo, Sierra, etc)
Total 2003 = $125.2m
2004:
Total Revenues $103.7m (Note only includes 3 Quarters of recurring per unit royalties)
Past years true-up on new licensees $1.4m
Licensee discontinued standards $0.4m
General Dynamics $0.1m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $101.8m
NEC recurring $44.3m ($13m 2G settlement and $31.3m 3G)
Sharp recurring $25.1m ($12.1m PDC and $13.0m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $12.7m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $3.3m ($1.1m per quarter x 3 quarters in 2004)
Others Recurring Royalty $10.4m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, etc)
Total 2004 = $103.7m
2005:
Total Revenues $163.1m
Past years true-up on new licensees $10.2m (Kyocera = $10m for one prior year)
Product and Technology Fees $19.0m
General Dynamics $16.2m;
Phillips $2.8m (for 5 months in 2005)
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $133.9m
NEC recurring $48.5m ($13m 2G settlement and $35.5m 3G)
Sharp recurring $36.3m ($9.4m PDC and $26.9m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $15.6m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $4.4m ($1.1m per quarter)
Kyocera fixed CDMA2000 recurring $5.0m ($2.5m per quarter x 2 quarters in 2005)
Others Recurring Royalty $18.1m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, Quanta, Arima, etc)
Total 2005 = $163.1m
2006 First Quarter:
Total Quarterly Revenues = $51.6m
Product and technology fees $2.0m (primarily Phillips)
Recurring Royalty = $49.6m
NEC (22%) $11.3m ($2.2m fixed 2G ended in Feb ‘06 and $9.1m ongoing 3G)
LG fixed recurring (22%) $11.3m (for 2.4 months in first quarter, full quarter = $14.3m per quarter)
Sharp (18%) $9.3m
Sony Ericy $3.9m (estimated based on 2005 average)
Ericy fixed recurring $1.5m per quarter
Kyocera fixed CDMA2000 recurring $2.5m per quarter
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $1.1m per quarter
Lucent CDMA2000 fixed $.7m per quarter (only includes licensed Tantivy patents)
Others Recurring Royalty $8.0m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, Quanta, Arima, etc)
Total 2006 first quarter = $51.6m
Detail re IDCC’s licensing revenues by year and by licensee from 1991 through the first quarter of 2006 as follows:
The following licensing/royalty revenue is based on info from the 10Q's and 10k's. The earliest I could get back to was 1991.
1991 = 0
1992 = $3m (possibly GM Hughes)
1993 = 0
1994:
Matsushita = $20m
Qualcomm = $5.5m
AT&T = $2.4m
Others = $0.6m
Total 1994 = $28.5m
1995:
NEC = $27m
Mitsubishi = $20m
Siemens = $13.6m in 1995 from a total $20m contract
Hitachi/Kokysai = $3.5m
Sanyo = $2.8m
PCSI = $0.8m
Total 1995 = $67.7m
1996:
Samsung = $23m in 1996 from a total contract of $35m
Siemens = $ 4.8m
One unspecified licensee = $0.9m
Total 1996 = $28.7m
1997:
Samsung = $3m
Siemens = $1.5m
Others Recurring Royalty = $1.5m
Total 1997 = $6m
1998:
Kyocera = $27m
Denso = $20m
Toshiba = $15m
Sharp = $6m
Alcatel = $5m
Siemens = $3m
Sanyo and Hitachi/Kokysai = $15m (can not break out this total between the licensees)
Others Recurring Royalty = $1m
Total 1998 = $92m
1999:
Nokia Paid-up P1 royalty = $31.5m
Nokia engineering services =$14m
Robert Bosch = $7.9m
Japan Radio and Shintom = $3.4m
Others Recurring Royalty = $9.5m (mostly Sharp)
Total 1999 = $66.3m
2000:
Nokia engineering services = $17.2m
Sharp Recurring Royalty = $18m
Others Recurring Royalty = $16.2m (Note: accounting change in 2000 that converted previous nonrefundable upfront advances into recurring royalty streams based upon earned amounts each accounting period)
Total 2000 = $51.4m
2001:
Nokia engineering services = $21.8m
Sharp Recurring Royalty = $16m
Others Recurring Royalty = $14.8m
Total 2001 = $52.6m
2002:
Total Revenues $87.9m
Denso discontinued standards $9.7m
Kyocera discontinued standards $6.9m
NEC pre-2002 infrastructure $7.8m
Nokia engineering services $4.5m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $59.0m
NEC 2002 recurring $22.5m ($12.4m 2G settlement and $10.1m 3G recurring)
Sharp recurring $26.2m ($23.5m PDC and $2.7m GSM/3G)
Samsung arbitration $0.5m
Others Recurring Royalty $9.8m
Total 2002 = $87.9m
2003:
Total Revenues and Other Income $125.2m
Sony Ericy past years’ settlement $20.3m
Ericy past years’ settlement $10.6m ($14m - $3.4m expected insurance reimbursement )
Other past year true-ups $0.3m
Nokia engineering services $1.0m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $93.0m
NEC recurring $33.4m ($13m 2G settlement and $20.4m 3G)
Sharp recurring $28.5m ($19.5m PDC and $9.0m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $13.0m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Others Recurring Royalty $12.1m (includes HTC, RIM, Sanyo, Sierra, etc)
Total 2003 = $125.2m
2004:
Total Revenues $103.7m (Note only includes 3 Quarters of recurring per unit royalties)
Past years true-up on new licensees $1.4m
Licensee discontinued standards $0.4m
General Dynamics $0.1m
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $101.8m
NEC recurring $44.3m ($13m 2G settlement and $31.3m 3G)
Sharp recurring $25.1m ($12.1m PDC and $13.0m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $12.7m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $3.3m ($1.1m per quarter x 3 quarters in 2004)
Others Recurring Royalty $10.4m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, etc)
Total 2004 = $103.7m
2005:
Total Revenues $163.1m
Past years true-up on new licensees $10.2m (Kyocera = $10m for one prior year)
Product and Technology Fees $19.0m
General Dynamics $16.2m;
Phillips $2.8m (for 5 months in 2005)
Recurring Royalty Revenues = $133.9m
NEC recurring $48.5m ($13m 2G settlement and $35.5m 3G)
Sharp recurring $36.3m ($9.4m PDC and $26.9m GSM/3G)
Sony Ericy recurring $15.6m
Ericy fixed recurring $6.0m
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $4.4m ($1.1m per quarter)
Kyocera fixed CDMA2000 recurring $5.0m ($2.5m per quarter x 2 quarters in 2005)
Others Recurring Royalty $18.1m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, Quanta, Arima, etc)
Total 2005 = $163.1m
2006 First Quarter:
Total Quarterly Revenues = $51.6m
Product and technology fees $2.0m (primarily Phillips)
Recurring Royalty = $49.6m
NEC (22%) $11.3m ($2.2m fixed 2G ended in Feb ‘06 and $9.1m ongoing 3G)
LG fixed recurring (22%) $11.3m (for 2.4 months in first quarter, full quarter = $14.3m per quarter)
Sharp (18%) $9.3m
Sony Ericy $3.9m (estimated based on 2005 average)
Ericy fixed recurring $1.5m per quarter
Kyocera fixed CDMA2000 recurring $2.5m per quarter
Sanyo fixed PDC/CDMA2000 $1.1m per quarter
Lucent CDMA2000 fixed $.7m per quarter (only includes licensed Tantivy patents)
Others Recurring Royalty $8.0m (includes HTC, RIM, Sierra, Sanyo for GSM/WCDMA, Toshiba, Option, Danger, Quanta, Arima, etc)
Total 2006 first quarter = $51.6m
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