• Consolidated Sales: Approximately 133 trillion Korean won
• Consolidated Operating Profit: Approximately 57.2 trillion Korean won

The above estimates are based on K-IFRS. Please note that Korean disclosure regulations do not allow earnings estimates to be offered as a range. To comply with such regulations, the above figures represent the median of the estimate ranges provided below.

• Sales: 132 trillion to 134 trillion Korean won
• Operating Profit: 57.1 trillion to 57.3 trillion Korean won

2025 4Q and 2025 1Q consolidated figures based on K-IFRS are as follows

In the quarter ended December 31, 2025, the Company posted its highest-ever quarterly consolidated revenue at KRW 93.8 trillion, representing a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase of 9%. Operating profit was also an all-time high, at KRW 20.1 trillion. For the full year, the Company reported KRW 333.6 trillion in annual revenue and KRW 43.6 trillion in operating profit.

The Device Solutions (DS) Division posted a QoQ sales increase of 33%, with the Memory Business setting an all-time high for quarterly revenue and operating profit, driven by expanded sales of HBM and other high-value-added products, as well as the overall market price surge.

The Device eXperience (DX) Division experienced a sequential decline in revenue of 8% due to reduced launch effects from new smartphone models, as well as intense market competition.

R&D investments totaled KRW 10.9 trillion, representing a QoQ increase of KRW 2 trillion and setting a full-year record of KRW 37.7 trillion.

Looking ahead to Q1 2026, the DS Division expects AI and server demand to continue increasing, leading to more opportunities for structural growth. In response, the Division will continue to focus on profitability via a strong emphasis on high-performance products.

In 2026 as a whole, the DS Division aims to lead the AI era with product competitiveness amid a rapidly growing demand environment, particularly by expanding the sales of AI-related offerings in both DRAM and NAND.

In 2026, the DX Division plans on expanding AI-driven product offerings and integrating AI technologies across the full device, feature and service ecosystem. The Division will maintain a focus on profitable growth by ensuring component supply stability, implementing efficiency initiatives and bringing the best AI experiences to customers as a leader in the AI era.

Semiconductors To Continue Increasing Revenue

The DS Division achieved a quarterly consolidated revenue of KRW 44.0 trillion and an operating profit of KRW 16.4 trillion for the fourth quarter of 2025.

In Q4 2025, despite limited supply availability, the Memory Business achieved record highs in quarterly revenue and operating profit by addressing strong conventional DRAM demand while expanding HBM sales amid an overall increase in prices. The Business focused on improving profitability via higher sales of high-value-added products such as HBM, server DDR5 and enterprise SSDs.

In Q1 2026, the ongoing AI boom is expected to continue driving favorable market conditions across the industry, and the Memory Business plans to keep prioritizing high-value-added products for AI applications. The Memory Business is on track to begin delivering HBM4 products this quarter — including those with industry-leading 11.7Gbps performance — with the aim of reestablishing a leadership position in the high-end HBM market.

In 2026, the Memory Business will continue to maintain close partnerships with customers based on product competitiveness and aims to address customer demand through the timely shipment of competitive HBM4 and the expansion of sales of AI-related products such as DDR5, SOCAMM2 and GDDR7. It also plans to proactively address AI-related NAND demand with a focus on scaling up sales of high-performance TLC products for Key Value SSD demand for inference.

Earnings for the System LSI Business declined in Q4 2025, due to seasonal demand softness and adjustments to key customer product schedules. However, image sensor revenue grew on the back of new 200MP and 50MP big-pixel products.

In Q1 2026, earnings are expected to recover with new product launches, while image sensor leadership will be reinforced by an expanded 200MP lineup.

In 2026, the System LSI Business will focus on earnings improvement by expanding sales based on differentiated system-on-a-chip (SoC) performance and stabilized yields. In image sensors, the Business will continue to strengthen its competitiveness in fine-pixel technology and sustain its leadership through Nanoprism technology, which enhances light sensitivity.

In Q4 2025, the overall revenue for the Foundry Business increased on strong demand from customers in major markets, while earnings improvement was limited as a result of provisional costs. The Business also commenced mass production of first-generation 2nm products and began shipments of 4nm HBM base-die products.

Looking ahead to Q1 2026, revenue is expected to decline sequentially due to seasonal weakness. Orders are projected to expand, however, largely due to orders from HPC and mobile customers.

As for 2026, the Foundry Business is targeting double-digit revenue growth and improvement in profitability, driven by advanced nodes. It plans to ramp up production of second-generation 2nm products and prepare for the production of performance- and power-optimized 4nm processes. Additionally, it aims to strengthen competitiveness by providing optimized solutions through the integration of logic, memory and advanced packaging technologies.

SDC To Maintain Market Leadership Through Differentiated Technologies

SDC posted KRW 9.5 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 2.0 trillion in operating profit for the fourth quarter.

For small and medium displays, SDC achieved solid performance driven by supply stability and increased smartphone demand from major customers, with the expansion of sales in the IT and automotive segments also contributing to earnings growth. The large display business recorded revenue growth by responding to market demand during the year-end peak season.

In Q1 2026, SDC anticipates soft smartphone demand and will accordingly seek to expand sales through the timely development and supply of displays for new major flagship smartphones. For large displays, it aims to proactively respond to the launch of new QD-OLED products and expand sales.

In 2026, SDC will advance its leadership in the smartphone market based on differentiated technologies. It will continue its premium market leadership in TVs by focusing on new high-brightness products, and for monitors, it plans to drive sales expansion based on differentiated performance advantages.

MX To Accelerate Momentum by Advancing AI Leadership

The Mobile eXperience (MX) and Networks Businesses posted KRW 29.3 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 1.9 trillion in operating profit for the fourth quarter.

The MX Business achieved double-digit annual profit in 2025 through flagship growth and stable sales of tablets and wearables, although smartphone sales declined in Q4 as new model launch effects normalized.

In Q1 2026, the Business plans to further strengthen its AI smartphone leadership by delivering Agentic AI experiences with the launch of the Galaxy S26 series. It also aims to ensure sustained profitability driven by flagship sales expansion and resource optimization, in addition to addressing global competitive uncertainties by strengthening supply stability.

In 2026, the MX Business intends to consolidate its mobile AI leadership by leveraging next-generation AI experiences as well as innovation in slimmer and lighter form factors. Additionally, it will pursue comprehensive growth across all segments via AI-driven product sales and new market expansion, while upholding a steadfast commitment to profitability through process optimization amid persistent cost pressures.

In Q4 2025, the Networks Business reported improvement to both QoQ and YoY earnings, supported by sales growth in North America. In Q1 2026, the Business aims to drive revenue growth through new orders amid investment headwinds in the telecommunications industry. Throughout the year, the Business will leverage its leadership in vRAN and ORAN to penetrate new markets while securing profitability through cost optimization.

CE Business and Harman Pursue Growth Through Differentiated Customer Experiences

The VD and DA Businesses posted KRW 14.8 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.6 trillion in operating loss in the fourth quarter.

In Q4 2025, the VD Business saw expanded revenue through robust sales of premium Neo QLED and OLED products as well as an effective response to peak seasonal demand. As intense market competition persisted, however, profitability remained under pressure.

In Q1 2026, the Business will focus on revenue growth and profitability improvement based on reinforced new product lineups such as Micro RGB TVs, as well as high-value-added products like Super Big TVs, QLEDs and OLEDs.

In 2026, the VD Business aims to drive revenue growth by targeting replacement demand driven by global sports events. It will also utilize differentiated AI-based customer experiences to enhance sales leadership.

Earnings for the DA Business declined in Q4 2025 as a result of low seasonal demand for air conditioners and shifting global trade conditions.

In Q1 2026, the Business anticipates an improvement in earnings driven by the expansion of AI product sales and a seasonal recovery in air conditioner demand.

In 2026, the DA Business will seek to accelerate the sales of AI products and expand growth pillars in business-to-business, direct-to-consumer and subscription-based areas. Additionally, along with cost-efficiency initiatives, it will drive HVAC growth through its synergies with FläktGroup — arising from Samsung Electronics’ recent acquisition of the leading European HVAC company.

Harman posted KRW 4.6 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.3 trillion in operating profit in the fourth quarter.

In Q4 2025, Harman achieved revenue growth by expanding automotive product supply to European OEMs and releasing new portable and true wireless sound (TWS) models, successfully addressing peak season demand and strengthening its brand portfolio.

In Q1 2026, the company aims to expand automotive sales, particularly the sales of digital cockpit and car audio products. It also plans on maintaining revenue growth in its consumer audio offerings.

In 2026, Harman will seek to strengthen its high-growth businesses in automotive and expand orders by acquiring advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) capabilities. In audio, it will strive to expand sales of premium products based on a reinforced brand portfolio.

•  Consolidated Sales: Approximately 93 trillion Korean won
•  Consolidated Operating Profit: Approximately 20 trillion Korean won

The above estimates are based on K-IFRS. Please note that Korean disclosure regulations do not allow earnings estimates to be offered as a range. To comply with such regulations, the above figures represent the median of the estimate ranges provided below.

• Sales: 92 trillion to 94 trillion Korean won
• Operating Profit: 19.9 trillion to 20.1 trillion Korean won

※  2025 3Q and 2024 4Q consolidated figures based on K-IFRS are as follows

Fort de plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans le secteur de la technologie et de l’électronique grand public dont 18 ans chez Samsung Electronics, Willem Visser apporte à son nouveau rôle une grande richesse de connaissances et de leadership. Au sein de Samsung, il a occupé plusieurs postes de direction, dont celui de Senior Vice President de la division mobile. À ce titre, il a joué un rôle clé dans le renforcement de la position de Samsung sur le marché premium, dans l’établissement de relations de partenariat précieuses et dans l’introduction de gammes de produits à succès sur les marchés de consommation et professionnel.

« Je suis honoré de franchir cette nouvelle étape au sein de Samsung », déclare Willem Visser. « Nous sommes à la veille d’une nouvelle phase de progrès technologique, et je me réjouis de travailler avec notre équipe talentueuse pour renforcer la croissance et l’impact sur le marché du Benelux. »

La nomination de Visser réaffirme l’engagement de Samsung en faveur d’un leadership fort, d’un ancrage régional et d’une innovation continue dans toutes les catégories de produits, des smartphones aux wearables, en passant par les téléviseurs, l’audio, les moniteurs, les appareils électroménagers et les solutions d’entreprise globales.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, leader mondial de la technologie, a annoncé aujourd’hui que sa dernière gamme de produits et de services a été récompensée par la Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® avec plusieurs prix de l’innovation CES® 2026. Cette reconnaissance souligne l’engagement continu de Samsung à redéfinir les possibilités de la technologie grand public et à offrir des expériences qui allient performance, design et intelligence.

Le programme des prix de l’innovation du CES, ou CES Innovation Awards, récompense l’excellence en matière de design et d’ingénierie dans un large éventail de catégories de technologies grand public. Pour Samsung, ces distinctions renforcent la vision de l’entreprise, qui consiste à créer un écosystème connecté en toute transparence qui améliore la commodité, la créativité et l’accessibilité. Les prix mettent également en lumière les efforts de Samsung en matière d’intégration de l’AI, d’écrans immersifs, de solutions domestiques intelligentes et de technologies de semi-conducteurs avancées qui alimentent les appareils de nouvelle génération.

En particulier, la division Samsung Visual Display Business a remporté plusieurs prix de l’innovation, dont deux prix « Best of Innovation ». Il s’agit notamment des téléviseurs Samsung et des écrans commerciaux, ainsi que des produits audio et de mémoire et des moniteurs. En outre, Digital Appliances Business a également été récompensée, notamment pour les fonctions AI Vision Inside et Auto Open Door du réfrigérateur.

Qu’il s’agisse d’innovations pionnières dans les facteurs de forme XR ou de solutions d’AI intelligentes pour la vie quotidienne, ces récompenses soulignent le rôle de Samsung dans l’élaboration de l’avenir de la technologie et la fourniture d’expériences plus connectées, personnalisées et intégrées que jamais auparavant. La liste complète des produits Samsung primés sera communiquée le 4 janvier 2026.

CES® 2026, la scène mondiale de premier plan pour la technologie et le design de pointe, se tiendra du 6 au 9 janvier à Las Vegas, dans le Nevada, et offrira aux participants un premier aperçu de la prochaine génération d’innovations de Samsung.

Les lauréats des prix « Best of » des CES 2026 Innovation Awards mis en avant

Cybersécurité : S3SSE2A

La S3SSE2A est la première puce de sécurité intégrée de Samsung à intégrer la cryptographie post-quantique (PQC) basée sur le matériel, offrant ainsi une protection puissante contre les futures menaces de l’informatique quantique. À mesure que les capacités des ordinateurs quantiques augmentent, ils pourraient briser le cryptage traditionnel, mettant ainsi les données en danger. La S3SSE2A est conçu pour traiter et stocker les données de manière sécurisée sur la puce à l’aide d’algorithmes cryptographiques avancés conformes aux normes américaines de l’Institut national américain des normes et de la technologie (NIST). Cette protection au niveau du matériel va au-delà des solutions purement logicielles, offrant une sécurité à long terme et l’intégrité du système. Elle prend également en charge l’authentification sécurisée des appareils et les communications cryptées, ce qui est idéal pour les appareils mobiles, IoT et connectés pour lesquels la sécurité est essentielle. Certifiée CC EAL6+, le niveau de sécurité le plus élevé du secteur, la S3SSE2A offre une protection contre attaques physiques et numériques. En intégrant le cryptage à résistance quantique dans le silicium lui-même, Samsung permet aux concepteurs de construire des systèmes plus intelligents et plus sûrs, prêts pour la prochaine ère de l’intelligence connectée.

S3SSE2A est également distinguée dans la catégorie des technologies embarquées.

Les gagnants de distinctions honorifiques des CES 2026 Innovation Awards mis en avant

Catégorie XR & Spatial Computing : Galaxy XR

Le Galaxy XR[1] est le casque de réalité virtuelle de Samsung et le premier appareil fonctionnant sous Android XR, une nouvelle plateforme développée conjointement par Samsung, Google et Qualcomm. Cette plateforme ouverte et évolutive, dont le cœur est l’AI multimodale, permet au Galaxy XR de libérer des possibilités illimitées pour l’avenir de la découverte, du jeu et du travail. En fusionnant le monde physique et le monde virtuel, le Galaxy XR offre des expériences immersives inégalées dans un espace infini, tout en créant une toile spatiale dynamique où la vue, les gestes et la voix des utilisateurs se combinent pour interagir avec le monde extérieur. Le Galaxy XR incarne une vision d’avenir, où la synergie de l’AI et du XR transforme les possibilités de l’informatique personnelle et étend l’AI mobile à une nouvelle frontière de possibilités immersives et significatives.

Catégorie Appareils mobiles, accessoires et applications : Galaxy Z Fold7

Le Galaxy Z Fold7 est le produit pliable le plus fin, le plus léger et le plus résistants de Samsung. Il est équipé d’un appareil photo grand angle de 200 MP, d’un écran immersif pour le multitâche et l’édition, de la puissante technologie Galaxy AI[2]. Dans sa forme la plus innovante à ce jour, le Galaxy Z Fold7 est méticuleusement conçu pour être fin, léger et durable, permettant aux utilisateurs de garder l’esprit tranquille. Cela est possible grâce à son cadre en Armor Aluminum avancé, à sa résistance à l’eau IP48, à sa charnière Armor FlexHinge améliorée et au Corning® Gorilla® Glass Ceramic 2 avec Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus® 2 sur les écrans avant et arrière. Avec ses grands écrans à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur, le Galaxy Z Fold7 se déplie et offre une expérience exceptionnelle.

Catégorie Fashion Tech : Galaxy Watch8

La série Galaxy Watch8 comprend deux modèles : la Galaxy Watch8 Classic, avec sa lunette tournante caractéristique, et la Galaxy Watch8, la montre Samsung Galaxy Watch la plus fine à ce jour. Associée à la toute nouvelle forme de coussin, la série Galaxy Watch8 présente un bord distinctif avec des lignes épurées qui protègent l’écran sans entraver votre routine. Conçue pour optimiser vos journées et votre bien-être grâce à de nouvelles fonctionnalités telles que Running Coach[3], Bedtime Guidance[4], Antioxidant Index[5], et Vascular Load, la série Watch8 au design revu et le système Dynamic Lug s’adaptent confortablement à votre poignet pour un contact précis avec les capteurs et un suivi précis de votre bien-être.

Matériel informatique et composants : PM9E1 M.2 22×42

PM9E1 M.2 22×42 est le premier disque SSD PCIe Gen5 de Samsung dans un format M.2 ultra-compact de 22 mm x 42 mm pour les PC AI, offrant des performances et une efficacité spatiale innovantes. Conçu pour les jeux haut de gamme, l’AI sur appareil de nouvelle génération et l’informatique haut de gamme, PM9E1 offre des vitesses de lecture/écriture séquentielles de 14,8 Go/s et 13,4 Go/s, les meilleures du marché. Avec des capacités allant jusqu’à 4 To – sans précédent dans cette catégorie de taille – il est conçu pour les systèmes de calcul à espace limité sans compromettre les performances. PM9E1 M.2 22×42 est équipé du contrôleur interne « Presto » de Samsung et de la technologie de pointe V8 TLC V-NAND. Qu’il s’agisse d’accélérer les charges de travail d’AI ou de diffuser du contenu en ultra-haute résolution, le PM9E1 définit l’avenir du stockage rapide, sécurisé et compact.

Technologie des véhicules et mobilité avancée : AutoSSD détachable

L’AutoSSD détachable est la technologie de stockage automatique la plus rapide de Samsung pour la production de masse, conçue pour les environnements embarqués exigeants. Contrairement au stockage intégré, elle présente un facteur de forme modulaire E1.A qui sépare le contrôleur et la NAND, ce qui améliore la dissipation de la chaleur, prolonge la durée de vie du produit et simplifie les mises à niveau ou les remplacements. Conçue pour les conditions réelles, l’AutoSSD détachable de Samsung comprend un connecteur et un adaptateur de qualité automobile conçus pour résister aux chocs constants, aux vibrations et aux variations de température. Elle est alimentée par la 8^e génération de V-NAND de Samsung et un contrôleur PCIe Gen4 NVMe construit sur un processus 5nm, offrant des performances rapides et efficaces. L’AutoSSD détachable de Samsung permet un stockage fiable et de grande capacité pour les véhicules connectés et autonomes de demain.

Appareils mobiles, accessoires et applications : LPDDR6

Alors que l’AI, l’edge computing et les plateformes mobiles continuent d’évoluer, la demande de mémoires plus rapides, plus efficaces et plus sûres atteint de nouveaux sommets. La LPDDR6 est une solution de mémoire de nouvelle génération conçue pour répondre à ces exigences. Construite sur un processus 12 nm avancé, la LPDDR6 prend en charge des débits de données ultra-rapides allant jusqu’à 10,7 Gbps et dispose d’un nombre d’E/S élargi pour maximiser la bande passante, ce qui est idéal pour les applications mobiles gourmandes en données, l’informatique de périphérie et les charges de travail d’AI. Un système de gestion dynamique de l’alimentation adapte intelligemment la consommation d’énergie en fonction de la charge de travail. La LPDDR6 introduit également des mécanismes de sécurité améliorés pour préserver l’intégrité des données, élargissant ainsi son rôle au-delà de la téléphonie mobile dans les environnements industriels et d’intelligence artificielle critiques. Grâce à son architecture évolutive et multiplateforme et à sa conception respectueuse de l’environnement, la LPDDR6 offre un équilibre puissant entre les performances et la fiabilité, ce qui en fait une solution de mémoire essentielle pour les systèmes intelligents de demain.

Imagerie : ISOCELL HP5

ISOCELL HP5 est le plus petit capteur d’image de 200 mégapixels de Samsung pour les appareils mobiles. Le capteur n’a que la moitié de la taille d’une pièce d’un centime et contient 200 millions de pixels de 0,5㎛, les plus minuscules de l’industrie, chacun d’entre eux ayant à peine 1/100^e de la largeur d’un cheveu humain. S’appuyant sur la technologie de pointe des pixels exclusifs de Samsung, l’ISOCELL HP5 permet une absorption de la lumière et une conversion du signal exceptionnelles, surmontant ainsi des défis que l’on croyait impossibles à relever à cette échelle. Le pixel de 0,5㎛ permet au capteur de 200MP de tenir dans un format optique de 1/1,56″, un format généralement utilisé pour les capteurs de 50MP. Cela permet aux fabricants de smartphones de faire passer leurs appareils à 200 MP en toute simplicité. L’ISOCELL HP5 ne se contente pas de fournir des images d’un niveau de détail exceptionnel, il est également capable de prendre des vidéos 8K à une résolution de 30 images par seconde afin de capturer pleinement les moments qui comptent le plus pour les utilisateurs finaux.

Durabilité et énergie : T7 Resurrected

Le T7 Resurrected Portable Solid State Drive (PSSD) est doté d’un boîtier au design unique, fabriqué à partir d’aluminium 100 % recyclé et certifié par TÜV Rheinland.[6] En éliminant le processus de coloration, le produit met en valeur l’éclat naturel de l’aluminium tout en minimisant l’utilisation de produits chimiques et en rationalisant le processus de fabrication. Le boîtier, fabriqué à partir d’aluminium rejeté lors de la production des appareils mobiles Samsung Galaxy, encourage la circulation transversale des ressources.

En outre, l’emballage est composé du papier 100 % recyclé et de l’encre de soja certifiée par l’ASA**[7].

Le T7 Resurrected offre des vitesses de lecture séquentielle maximales de 1 050 Mo/s et des vitesses d’écriture maximales de 1 000 Mo/s sur la norme USB 3.2 Gen 2. Cela permet aux utilisateurs de bénéficier de transferts de données rapides, même avec des fichiers volumineux, et de gérer efficacement les charges de travail à forte intensité de données. Les utilisateurs peuvent installer le T7 Resurrected sur une large gamme d’appareils et de systèmes d’exploitation pour une utilisation transparente sur toutes les plateformes. Le nouveau PSSD devrait être lancé dans le courant du mois.

[1] Vous devez avoir 13 ans ou plus pour porter le Galaxy XR. L’utilisation de l’appareil nécessite le branchement d’une batterie. Les utilisateurs ne doivent pas porter l’appareil dans des véhicules en mouvement ou lors d’activités nécessitant de la concentration, comme le vélo, la conduite ou l’exercice physique. Cela peut entraîner une distraction et augmenter le risque d’inconfort ou de blessure.

[2] Les fonctions Galaxy AI de Samsung sont gratuites jusqu’en 2025 et nécessitent la connexion au compte Samsung.

[3] Disponible uniquement pour la course à pied en extérieur ; nécessite au moins 12 minutes de course à pied avec le GPS activé et la configuration initiale. Les fonctionnalités AI de Galaxy suivent les données et nécessitent un téléphone Samsung Galaxy compatible, l’application Samsung Health et un compte Samsung.

[4] Conseils pour le coucher : Doit porter la montre pendant 3 nuits consécutives et régler l’heure de réveil optimale dans l’application Samsung Health.

[5] Destiné exclusivement à des fins générales de bien-être et de sport. Non destiné à être utilisé pour détecter, diagnostiquer et traiter des troubles médicaux ou des maladies. Les mesures sont destinées exclusivement à un usage personnel. Consultez un médecin pour obtenir des conseils.

[6] En utilisant 35 tonnes (35 000 kg) d’aluminium recyclé, il est possible de produire environ 800 000 unités, à raison d’environ 44 g d’aluminium recyclé par unité.

[7] L’emballage est fabriqué à partir de papier 100 % recyclé (certifié FSC) et imprimé avec de l’encre de soja ASA.

Samsung Electronics today reported financial results for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, 2025.

The Company posted KRW 86.1 trillion in consolidated revenue, an increase of 15.4% compared to the previous quarter. Operating profit increased to KRW 12.2 trillion.

The Device Solutions (DS) Division reported a 19% increase in sales quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), with the Memory Business setting an all-time high for quarterly sales, driven by strong growth of HBM3E and server SSDs.  Meanwhile, the Device eXperience (DX) Division posted a revenue increase of 11% QoQ due to the successful launch of new foldable phones and solid flagship sales.

Looking ahead to Q4, the rapid growth of the AI industry is expected to open up new market opportunities for both the DS and DX Divisions. The DS Division plans to focus on enhancing its performance by increasing sales of high-value-added memory products tailored to AI. The semiconductor market is expected to remain strong, driven by ongoing AI investment momentum.

Meanwhile, the DX Division will strengthen its efforts to launch AI products equipped with the most innovative technologies through open collaborations with leading global partners in respective business segments.

Semiconductors Achieve High Profits, To Continue Meeting Server Demand

The DS Division posted KRW 33.1 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 7.0 trillion in operating profit for the third quarter.

In Q3 2025, the Memory Business achieved record-high quarterly revenue by expanding HBM3E sales while proactively addressing strong demand across all applications. HBM3E is currently in mass production and being sold to all related customers, while HBM4 samples are simultaneously being shipped to key clients. A favorable price environment and notably reduced one-off costs such as inventory value adjustments contributed to higher profits.

In Q4 2025, the Business will actively respond to demand from AI and conventional servers with HBM3E, high-density eSSDs and other leading-edge memory offerings. Additionally, it will continue to expand sales of industry-leading, high-value-added server memory products, such as 128GB and higher DDR5, as well as 24Gb GDDR7.

Going forward in 2026, the Memory Business will focus on the mass production of HBM4 products with differentiated performance, while simultaneously aiming to scale out the HBM sales base. In particular, demand for HBM4 is also projected to increase, and the Company plans to proactively respond with capacity expansion in 1c. It will also concentrate on expanding sales of other high-value-added products, such as DDR5, LPDDR5x and high-density QLC SSDs to meet demand for AI applications.

Earnings for the System LSI Business stalled due to seasonality and customer inventory adjustments, despite a stable supply of premium systems-on-chip (SoCs).

In Q4 2025, the Business will aim to expand sales of premium SoCs and image sensors amid continued weak demand from major customers.

In 2026, the System LSI Business plans to strengthen the competitiveness of the Exynos processor for key flagship models and leverage differentiated image sensor technologies to broaden market presence.

The Foundry Business posted a significant improvement in earnings in Q3 2025, stemming from a reduction in one-off costs and better fab utilization. The Business also achieved record-high customer orders, mainly on advanced nodes.

In Q4 2025, the Business will aim for continued earnings improvement by ramping up mass production of 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) products, increasing fab utilization, and optimizing costs.

In 2026, the Foundry Business will focus on providing a stable supply of new 2nm GAA products and the HBM4 base-die, and beginning operations at the Company’s fab in Taylor, Texas in a timely manner.

SDC Improves Performance on Demand for Flagship Smartphones, Will Increase Large Display Sales

Samsung Display Corporation (SDC) posted KRW 8.1 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 1.2 trillion in operating profit for the third quarter.

For small and medium displays, performance improved as a result of robust demand for flagship smartphones and a proactive response to new product demand from key customers. As for large displays, unit sales increased on the back of expanding demand for gaming monitors.

In Q4 2025, demand for new smartphones is expected to continue, and sales of non-smartphone display products are projected to increase, as well. SDC also aims to increase sales of large displays with the full-scale launch of products adopting the new QD-OLED monitor lineup.

In 2026, SDC will widen the smartphone technology gap by leveraging differentiated technologies tailored for AI devices and enhanced foldable product excellence, while the new 8.6G IT line will accelerate OLED expansion with competitive products.

SDC will maintain premium TV panel leadership based on superior performance and will continuously strengthen its monitor market position by expanding its lineup and diversifying its customer base.

MX Boosts Earnings on Strong Galaxy Z Fold7 Launch, To Drive Sales of AI Smartphones Through Seasonal Promotions

The Mobile eXperience (MX) and Networks Businesses posted KRW 34.1 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 3.6 trillion in operating profit for the third quarter.

In Q3 2025, the MX Business experienced QoQ and year-over-year (YoY) growth in sales and operating profit as a result of robust flagship smartphone sales, as well as the strong launch of Galaxy Z Fold7 and improved sales of tablets and wearables.

In Q4 2025, the Business plans to utilize seasonal promotions of AI smartphones such as Galaxy S25 and foldables — as well as ecosystem devices centered on new premium models — to achieve YoY growth.

In 2026, MX will strengthen its AI leadership with form factor innovations and expand AI smartphone sales to drive growth across all segments and strengthen its market share in terms of volume. The Business will also maintain cost efficiency via process optimization amid uncertainties and increasing material costs.

Visual Display Earnings Decline Despite Solid Sales Growth of Premium Products, Will Proactively Capture Seasonal Demand Focusing on Premium and Large-Screen TVs

The Visual Display and Digital Appliances Businesses posted KRW 13.9 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.1 trillion in operating loss in the third quarter.

In Q3 2025, the Visual Display (VD) Business achieved solid sales growth of premium products, including Neo QLED, OLED and large-screen TVs, but it saw a decline in earnings due to intensified competition.

In Q4 2025, the Business aims to achieve revenue recovery by proactively capturing seasonal demand with reinforced sales programs centered on premium and large-screen TVs.

Looking to 2026, the Business plans to strengthen leadership in the premium segment through innovative products such as Micro RGB TVs, while expanding sales in low-end to mid-range segments to drive revenue growth. Additionally, the Business will deliver differentiated customer experiences by enhancing AI functionality, and it will drive growth momentum by advancing TV Plus content and advertisements, leveraging 19 consecutive years of TV sales leadership.

• Consolidated Sales: Approximately 86 trillion Korean won
• Consolidated Operating Profit: Approximately 12.1 trillion Korean won

The above estimates are based on K-IFRS. Please note that Korean disclosure regulations do not allow earnings estimates to be offered as a range. To comply with such regulations, the above figures represent the median of the estimate ranges provided below.

• Sales: 85 trillion to 87 trillion Korean won
• Operating Profit: 12.0 trillion to 12.2 trillion Korean won

※  2024 3Q and 2025 2Q consolidated figures based on K-IFRS are as follows

Le classement Kantar BrandZ est établi chaque année sur la base d’une enquête de consommation à grande échelle menée par une partie indépendante. En Belgique, des milliers d’avis de consommateurs ont été recueillis et analysés. Selon Kantar, les résultats de BrandZ démontrent la résilience et la capacité d’adaptation des marques dans un marché en mutation rapide.

Samsung Galaxy a obtenu des résultats nettement supérieurs à la moyenne de la catégorie sur les trois piliers de la valeur de la marque :

1. Significatif : 170 (contre 100)
2. Caractère distinctif : 143 (contre 100).
3. Remarquable : 183 (contre 100).

Les résultats de l’enquête montrent que les consommateurs belges perçoivent Samsung Galaxy comme une marque remarquablement forte. Cela est dû en grande partie à son aspect distinctif et à la cohérence de sa communication. Samsung ne se contente pas d’innover dans ses produits (tels que les pliables et Galaxy AI), mais se distingue également dans le domaine du marketing, en utilisant des médias créatifs et des activations audacieuses pour attirer son public.

« Le fait que nous soyons la marque numéro un en Belgique pour la troisième année consécutive est une merveilleuse confirmation de notre ADN coréen : dynamique, innovant et efficace. C’est aussi grâce à une équipe qui remet en question le statu quo et qui va toujours plus loin », déclare Laurence Vandermeer, Marketing Communications Manager chez Samsung Electronics Benelux.

The Company posted KRW 74.6 trillion in consolidated revenue, a decrease of 5.8% compared to the previous quarter. Operating profit decreased to KRW 4.7 trillion.

The Device Solutions (DS) Division reported an increase in revenue on the back of expanded sales of high density, high-performance memory products, but inventory value adjustments in memory and one-off costs related to the impacts of export restrictions related to China in non-memory had an adverse effect on profit. In the Device eXperience (DX) Division, operating profit declined quarter-on-quarter due to a sequential decline in sales volume following the launch of new smartphone models in the first quarter.

Looking ahead to H2, the DS Division plans to proactively meet the growing demand for high-value-added and AI-driven products and continue to strengthen competitiveness in advanced semiconductors. The DX Division will seek to minimize the impact of uncertainties stemming from tariff policies that are likely to persist.

Semiconductors Expected To Proactively Meet Continued AI Demand

The DS Division posted KRW 27.9 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.4 trillion in operating profit for the second quarter.

In Q2 2025, the Memory Business proactively addressed robust server demand by expanding HBM3E sales and by expanding the proportion of high-density DDR5 products. Also, with the resumption of datacenter projects that were previously delayed, sales of server SSDs increased, helping NAND inventory to decrease significantly. However, earnings were impacted by one-off costs such as inventory value adjustments.

In H2 2025, AI demand is expected to remain robust due to continued investments by major cloud service providers, and therefore server demand for both DRAM and NAND is expected to stay strong.

To align with solid AI-server demand for DRAM, the Memory Business will proactively address the need for high-density products and diversify product offerings through HBM, server LPDDR5x, high-density DDR5, 24Gb GDDR7 and other products. For NAND, the Memory Business plans to increase sales of high-density and high-performance SSDs while accelerating the transition to 8^th Generation V-NAND across all applications.

The System LSI Business generated solid revenue from shipments of flagship systems-on-a-chip (SoCs) using the Gate-All-Around (GAA) process, but earnings improvement was limited due to higher costs of developing advanced products.

In H2 2025, the System LSI Business will focus on improving Exynos competitiveness to ensure its adoption in 2026 flagship mobile lineups of a major customer and expanding the sales of ultra-high-resolution and nano-prism sensors.

Despite significant growth in revenue from the first quarter, earnings for the Foundry Business remained weak due to the impact of inventory value adjustments that stemmed from US export restrictions on advanced AI chips to China, as well as a continued low utilization rates at mature nodes.

In H2 2025, the Foundry Business will ramp up mass production of a new mobile SoC with the 2nm GAA process. It also aims to improve factory utilization and profitability through expanded sales to major customers.

SDC To Further Accelerate Leadership By Differentiating and Enhancing Display Technologies

Samsung Display Corporation (SDC) posted KRW 6.4 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.5 trillion in operating profit for the second quarter.

For the mobile display business, SDC saw a revenue increase based on the response to new smartphones of major customers as well as the expansion of sales in the IT and automotive segments. The large display business experienced continued growth in sales of QD-OLED monitor displays, driven by robust demand in the gaming market.

In H2 2025, the mobile display business expects sales growth from major customers’ new smartphone launches amid ongoing market uncertainties. It also aims to strengthen market leadership with differentiated technologies and the continued expansion of sales beyond smartphone displays. The large display business will seek to maintain a stable supply of TV panels while continuing to accelerate the penetration of QD-OLED monitors by enhancing the product lineup.

MX Grows Revenue and Operating Profit YoY, Will Focus on Flagship Sales and AI Capabilities

The Mobile eXperience (MX) and Networks businesses posted KRW 29.2 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 3.1 trillion in operating profit for the second quarter.

In Q2 2025, the MX Business experienced a decrease in smartphone shipments compared to Q1, when new models were released, but both revenue and operating profit grew YoY through robust sales of the Galaxy S25 series, Galaxy A series and Galaxy tablets. The Business also maintained solid double-digit profitability via efficient resource management.

In H2 2025, the MX Business plans to continue a flagship-first approach for smartphone sales focusing on foldables and the Galaxy S25 series — while emphasizing the AI functionality of the Galaxy A series — to increase market share. It will also reinforce the AI capabilities of tablets and wearables and expand the Galaxy ecosystem with the launch of products with new form-factors, including extended reality (XR) and TriFold devices, and contribute to maintaining solid profitability despite market uncertainties and rising bill of materials (BOM) costs.

The Networks Business improved profitability in Q2 2025 by expanding revenue in overseas markets and enhancing cost efficiencies, and in H2 2025, it will focus on achieving revenue targets and regaining competitiveness by securing new orders with optimized costs.

Visual Display Enhances Sales Mix, Targets the Capture of Peak-Season Demand in H2

The Visual Display and Digital Appliances businesses posted KRW 14.1 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 0.2 trillion in operating profit in the second quarter.

In Q2 2025, the Visual Display Business improved the sales of premium products, such as Neo QLED and OLED TVs, but earnings declined due to stagnant demand and intensified competition.

In H2 2025, the Business plans to reinforce revenue growth by capturing peak-season demand, based on a strengthened lineup of high-value-added TVs offering superior viewing experiences with enhanced AI features. In addition, the Business will drive solid profitability and growth through its differentiated experiences and services including SmartThings, Samsung Knox, Samsung Art Store and Samsung TV Plus.

• Consolidated Sales: Approximately 74 trillion Korean won
• Consolidated Operating Profit: Approximately 4.6 trillion Korean won

The above estimates are based on K-IFRS. Please note that Korean disclosure regulations do not allow earnings estimates to be offered as a range. To comply with such regulations, the above figures represent the median of the estimate ranges provided below.

• Sales: 73 trillion to 75 trillion Korean won
• Operating Profit: 4.5 trillion to 4.7 trillion Korean won

※ 2025 1Q and 2024 2Q consolidated figures based on K-IFRS are as follows