(dpa) - Ulrich Schumacher (R), Chairman of Germany's largest chip maker Infineon Technologies, and CFO Peter Fischl pose next to the company logo ahead of a results press conference in Munich, 10 November 2003. The company said it returned to the black in the final quarter of the 2002-2003 year for the first quarterly profit in over two years, and the company now expects to post bl

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(dpa) - Ulrich Schumacher (R), Chairman of Germany's largest chip maker Infineon Technologies, and CFO Peter Fischl pose next to the company logo ahead of a results press conference in Munich, 10 November 2003. The company said it returned to the black in the final quarter of the 2002-2003 year for the first quarterly profit in over two years, and the company now expects to post black-ink results in 2004. Infineon, the world's sixth-largest semiconductor company, said it posted a surplus of 49 million euros in the quarter ending September 30, compared with red ink of 506 million euros in the same quarter a year ago.