In 2022, technology sales suffered a significant loss due to supply chain shortages, inflation and the war in Ukraine. The resulting first-quarter earnings reports highlighted these challenges. In particular, some technology companies are struggling with these market problems. double blow seven.
These tech companies, in addition to grappling with their own negative situations, also featured as the most active investors in different companies. This led to an increase in the blow. Here are the details!
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The company most affected by the damage was Amazon.
Amazon, Uber, Alphabet and Shopify Companies such as the U.S. reported a loss of over a billion dollars in equity investments in the first quarter. And also snaps, Qualcomm, Microsoft and OracleThe reports from . The total loss between stocks of these companies in the first three months of the year 17 billion dollars exceeded.
The actions of once particularly high-growth companies paving the way for investors to become shareholders are now sounding a red alert. Uber announced on Wednesday that its quarterly $5.9 billion Southeast Asian distribution company of $ 5.6 billion in losses from Grab and the Chinese ride-hailing giant in Didi He said it came from his shares.
In addition, the technology company most affected by investors in the quarter Amazon it happened. E-commerce giant company, electric vehicle company last week Rivianfrom its share in $7.6 billion loss announced that he did. Shares of Rivian are in the first three months of 2022 after an exit in November. 50 percent rate fell.
Qualcomm reported a loss of $240 million in marketable securities. Regarding this, the company “The fair values of these investments have been and may continue to be subject to increased volatility.” said.
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