Apple's table lists about $55 billion in gross profit and 16% sales growth, versus 61% for the group. Those findings pull in different directions, and the article reports no new company change.
Strong profits and a smaller debt load support Apple. Its sales growth trails the group average, which tempers those strengths. The article compares existing figures and reports no new company change, so these mixed points leave Apple's outlook unchanged.
The table reports 372% sales growth and a 47% return on owners' money for SanDisk. It compares existing figures but reports no new company change.
The table reports 48% sales growth and a 79% return on owners' money for Seagate. It compares existing figures but reports no new company change.
The table reports 44% sales growth and a 34% return on owners' money for Western Digital. It compares existing figures but reports no new company change.
The table reports 34% sales growth and a 6% return on owners' money for Hewlett Packard Enterprise. It compares existing figures but reports no new company change.
The table reports 30% sales growth and a 26% return on owners' money for NetApp. It compares existing figures but reports no new company change.
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