Accumulate the stock BlackBerry, RIM Can Loss Rp 9 trillion.

Financial problems which convolute the manufacturer of BlackBerry, RIM seems to be still long tails. One last word to mention that Canadian companies are at risk of losing money amounting to 1 billion dollars or about Rp 9 trillion.
This figure comes from the decline in value of products that have not been sold and accumulate in storage warehouses.
According to data compiled by Bloomberg, the value of RIM's stock rose 18 percent in the first quarter of this year alone, to 1.03 billion U.S. dollars.
On the other hand, Apple Inc has decreased the value of inventory by 11 percent over the last 3 months because their products sell quickly.
Quite a lot of RIM customers flocked to the platform migration competitor, the iPhone and smartphones based on Google-made Android operating system. The result is already visible in the global market freefall RIM to just 6.4 percent in the first quarter of this year.
Meanwhile, the Android market share increased to 59 percent. As for Apple's IOS platform controls 23 percent of the global market.
RIM earnings were predicted to be involved declined by 2 percent to 3.64 billion U.S. dollars in the second quarter of this year.
RIM BlackBerry device 10 is being prepared which will be launched in late 2012 and will become its new flagship, but it also potentially makes the BlackBerry devices that already exist today increasingly lose appeal in the eyes of consumers.
It may be a potential user to choose to wait for the new model rather than buy an existing one.
Earlier, in December last year, RIM faces an inventory decline in market value of nearly half a billion dollars due to unsold Playbook tablet.
RIM said that the operational cost savings of 1 billion U.S. dollars will be made this fiscal year through reducing the number of production facilities and "corporate efficiency".