With Samsung’s latest innovation in wearables, Galaxy Fit3 complemented by some small daily habits, better sleep health is now possible. And based on individual sleep patterns, Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is now able to provide users with personalised Sleep Coaching ^[1], offering meaningful insights that can help you to more intuitively understand your sleep, leading you to make positive changes.

Recent studies by Samsung have shown that users’ interest in personal sleep health has been skyrocketing; however, the quality of sleep people get each night is declining. Another concerning aspect is the increase in awake time during sleep, leading to a decline in sleep efficiency, a key factor in sleep quality that is tracked by calculating the ratio of actual time asleep to the total time spent in bed each night. Inconsistent sleep patterns can also impact sleep quality.

Galaxy Fit3 is therefore able to help users discover details on their sleep stages and track ^[2] their sleeping patterns so that they can gain some helpful insights. This latest innovative design in smartwatch technology is able to rest snugly on your wrist, while silently monitoring your sleep patterns throughout the night. You can now comfortably wear your Galaxy Fit3, allowing it to detect your snoring ^[3] and monitor your blood oxygen levels ^[4] right through the night, so that it can find your sleep score and provide you with more detailed measurements.

Justin Hume, Vice President of MX Business at Samsung South Africa said: “As Samsung, we are committed to leveraging both our technology and the Galaxy ecosystem to give everyone the insights they need to achieve their lifelong wellness goals. Our innovative fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit3 that comes with advanced health monitoring technology, will help you manage your overall wellness and that includes both your health and physical activity by providing you with more reliable and accurate data.”

And furthermore, the sleep analysis and sleep coaching functionality ^[5] in the latest Galaxy Fit3 is able to compare data to previous days, so that you can track how your daily routine improvements influence your sleep quality.

So, by monitoring your body movement throughout the night, Galaxy Fit3 is providing you with the ability to see how you are doing over days or years so that you can make healthier choices each day. Samsung is also in the process of expanding its tech capabilities and evolving product portfolio to include other heart health monitoring features during sleep.

In an effort to provide an even deeper understanding of your overall health, this new wearable technology is now able to deliver health metrics that include heart rate ^[6], stress levels and even cycle tracking ^[7].

And furthermore, Samsung Health ^[8] now provides daily goals and coaching programs to help you achieve healthy sleeping habits. This free application serves to track various aspects of daily life contributing to well-being such as physical activity, diet and sleep. Samsung Health together with this latest fitness tracker allows users to achieve healthier sleep with a better understanding of their own sleep patterns, personalised motivations and coaching.

Availability

So, if you want to keep track of your daily health and wellness, discover your sleep score and have the good night sleep you deserve – get your hands on the Samsung Galaxy Fit3. This latest fitness tracker is available now at all participating Samsung retail stores nationwide – at an affordable, recommended retail price of only R1299 ^[9].

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Disclaimers:

^[1] Sleep Coaching requires sleep data of at least 7 days, including 2 days off.

^[2] Sleep tracking features are intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. Not intended for use in detection, diagnosis, treatment of any medical condition or sleep disorder. The measurements are for your personal reference only. Please consult a medical professional for advice.

^[3] Snoring detection requires use of the microphone on a Bluetooth paired Galaxy smartphone. To use feature, the paired smartphone should be in close proximity to the user.

^[4] Availability of the blood oxygen level feature may vary by market.

^[5] Sleep Coaching requires sleep data of at least 7 days, including 2 days off.

^[6] Heart Rate features are intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. Not intended for use in detection, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring or management of any medical condition or disease. Any health-related information accessed through the device and application should not be treated as medical advice. Users should seek any medical advice from a physician.

^[7] Predictions are made based on the dates entered by the user. Cycle Tracking is only for managing and tracking women’s menstrual cycle. Not intended for contraception. If you are currently taking hormonal birth control or undergoing hormonal treatment that inhibits ovulation, this service will not be useful for tracking ovulation. Predictions may vary depending on the proper use of your device, input data, etc. Intended for users 18 years old and above. Users should not interpret or take clinical action based on the predictions made without consultation of a qualified healthcare professional.

^[8] Sleep features are intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. The measurements are for your personal reference only. Please consult a medical professional for advice. Requires Samsung Health application version 6.26 or later. Available sleep features may vary by market, carrier, connected device and Samsung Health application version.

^[9] Availability may vary by market or carrier. Available colours, bands & price may vary depending on market or carrier.

The Samsung Galaxy Fit3’s advanced functionality means you can effortlessly track your workouts, heart rate, sleep patterns, and more, empowering you to achieve your fitness goals with ease. Whether you’re hitting the gym, going for a run, or simply exploring the outdoors, the Galaxy Fit3 is ready to keep up with your every move. It is not just a smartwatch or fitness tracker but your ultimate companion for an active lifestyle.

The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 combines sleek aesthetics with practical design elements, ensuring both style and functionality. Boasting a vibrant 1.6-inch display, this slim and lightweight device offers a seamless user experience. Its band quick-release button allows for easy customisation, while the light and sleek fitness band ensures all-day comfort. Crafted from durable aluminium with a sandblast finish, the Galaxy Fit3 exudes elegance while standing up to the rigours of daily wear and all the various activities. Equipped with a light sensor and barometer, it’s ready to tackle any environment. Plus, with IP68/5ATM waterproof rating, it’s designed to withstand water submersion up to 50 metres ^[1], making it the perfect companion for outdoor adventures.

Constant charging becomes a thing of the past with the Samsung Galaxy Fit3’s impressive battery life. With up to 13 days on a single charge, it offers one of the longest battery lives in its class, ensuring uninterrupted usage even during extended outdoor excursions. Additionally, its fast-charging capability allows for a quick 65% charge in just 30 minutes, keeping you powered up and ready to go at all times.

Samsung understands the importance of affordability without compromising on quality. And with the Galaxy Fit3, the company has addressed consumer concerns by offering premium features at an accessible price point. From fitness enthusiasts to everyday users, everyone can enjoy the benefits of advanced tracking and connectivity without breaking the bank.

The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is designed to empower users to lead healthier and more active lives. Its sleek design, advanced features, and long-lasting battery life make the Galaxy Fit3 the perfect choice for those who demand premium performance from their devices. It is available at participating retail stores nationwide for R1299 ^[2].

Justin Hume, Vice President of MX Business at Samsung South Africa said: “The Galaxy Fit3 has opened an opportunity to deliver both performance and value to our customers. It is a great looking and feature-packed fitness tracker that will help consumers hit their fitness targets without hitting their wallets. Whether you’re a fitness fanatic or just looking to stay on top of your health, the journey to a healthier you can start with the Galaxy Fit3.”

The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is now available for purchase at select retailers and online stores. Join the fitness revolution today and experience the next level of smartwatch technology with the Samsung Galaxy Fit3.

^[1] Galaxy Fit3 is water resistant to up to 50 meters in depth for 10 minutes under the 5ATM rating. It is not suitable for diving or high-pressure water activities. If the device or your hands are wet, they must be dried thoroughly prior to handling. Galaxy Fit3 provides ingress protection (IP68) against dust and fresh water to a maximum of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes. Refer to user manual for further information, including care/use instructions.

^[2] Recommended retail prices only. Prices may vary per retailer.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has announced the release of the Galaxy Fit3 ^[1], its newest fitness tracker that offers advanced health monitoring technology to all, inspiring everyone to feel their best and adopt a healthier lifestyle. The Galaxy Fit3 is Samsung’s latest wearable and boasts an aluminum body with a wider display, allowing users to keep track of their health and wellness data — from daily workouts to peaceful sleep — straight from their wrists, around the clock.

“In this new era of wellness, users desire a more comprehensive understanding of their health and Samsung has committed to providing users with advanced health monitoring tools to help them along their wellness journey,” said Justin Hume, Vice President for Mobile eXperiences at Samsung. “As our newest fitness tracker, the Galaxy Fit3 highlights our commitment to providing accessible resources that encourage everyday wellness and inspire everyone to work on their best self.”

A Durable and Compact Tracker with a Larger, More Stylish Display

The Galaxy Fit3 is designed with an aluminum body and a 1.6-inch display, 45% wider than the previous model ^[2], making it easier for users to check detailed insights at a glance. It’s also lightweight and sleek with a comfortable fit, making it ideal for everyday use around the clock. Users can incorporate the Galaxy Fit3 into their lifestyles with ease thanks to its long battery life that can last up to 13 days ^[3]. They can personalise their tracker and make it more stylish by selecting their favourite watch face from over 100 presets ^[4] or selecting their own photos as the background. Users can also effortlessly mix and match bands ^[5] to complement their fashion and daily routines with a simple click of a button.

Keep a Pulse on Your Health Metrics ^[6] Day and Night

Samsung has always prioritised sleep for better wellness, empowering users to understand their patterns and build healthier habits with advanced sleep monitoring tools ^[7]. This commitment is reflected in the Galaxy Fit3. Users can comfortably wear their Galaxy Fit3 throughout the night while it tracks their sleep patterns, even detecting snoring ^[8] and monitoring blood oxygen levels ^[9] to provide more detailed measurements. Based on individual sleep patterns, the Galaxy Fit3 provides users with personalised Sleep Coaching ^[10] with meaningful insights that help them more intuitively understand their sleep, leading them to make positive changes.

During the day, the Galaxy Fit3 allows users to keep an eye on their daily activities. Users can track over 100 types of workouts anytime, anywhere and review their exercise records easily, encouraging them to stay motivated to achieve their goals. ^[11] The Galaxy Fit3 features a 5ATM rating and IP68-rated water and dust resistance ^[12], meaning users can enjoy outdoor activities in a variety of environments, as well. The Galaxy Fit3 gives users an even deeper understanding of their overall health, by delivering health metrics that include heart rate ^[13], stress levels and cycle tracking ^[14].

Stay Safe ^[15] and Connected in the Galaxy Ecosystem

To provide users with a safety net, safety features including Fall Detection and Emergency SOS have been newly added to the Galaxy Fit3. When an abnormal fall is detected, the Galaxy Fit3 gives users the option to call emergency services right away to get medical support in a timely manner. When users are in an emergency, they can send an SOS immediately by pressing the side button five times.

Galaxy Fit3 users can also access an array of capabilities within the connected Samsung Galaxy ecosystem, for an enhanced wearable experience. Users can utilise the Galaxy Fit3 as a controller right on their wrist, not only as a remote control for their smartphone camera when taking photos and setting timers with Camera Remote ^[16], but also to play and control media on their connected device. For a seamless experience, when users don’t want to be disturbed or get ready for bed, they can automatically sync modes ^[17] between their Galaxy Fit3 and paired smartphone. If a smartphone is misplaced, users can easily locate it with the Find My Phone feature on the Galaxy Fit3, or vice versa. ^[18]

Availability ^[19]

The Galaxy Fit3 is available in three colour options including gray, silver and pink gold.

1 Availability may vary depending on market, model and the paired smartphone. All functionality, features, specifications and other product information provided in this document including, but not limited to, the benefits, design, pricing, components, performance, availability, and capabilities of the product are subject to change without notice. Galaxy Fit3 must be paired with a Samsung Galaxy smartphone with Android 10.0 or above and minimum 1.5GB Memory to utilise all features. Other Android 10.0 or above devices with 1.5GB Memory will have limited functionality. To start using Galaxy Fit3, a Samsung account must be registered on a paired smartphone.

2 Compared to Galaxy Fit2. Screen size is measured diagonally as a full rectangle without accounting for the rounded corners.

3 Battery life is based on results from internal lab tests conducted by Samsung for typical usage pattern scenarios, with Galaxy Fit3 connected to Galaxy smartphone via Bluetooth, including 52 notifications, 4 minutes of text checks, 9 minutes of time checks and 30 minutes of workouts over the course of 24 hours. It is a simulated value of the total battery consumption measured by analysing normal usage patterns and the current required for each function with the duration of time of each function. Tested with results from a pre-release version of the device. Actual battery life may vary depending on Bluetooth connection status, configuration, settings, signal strength, presence of noise, usage and condition of the device and many other factors.

4 Availability of watch faces may vary by market or device model.

5 Availability of watch bands may vary depending on the market. Watch bands are sold separately, except for inbox band.

6 Intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. Not intended for use in detection, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring or management of any medical condition or disease. Any health-related information accessed through the device and/or application should not be treated as medical advice. Users should seek any medical advice from a physician. Certain features may vary by market, carrier, or the paired device.

7 Sleep features are intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. The measurements are for your personal reference only. Please consult a medical professional for advice. Requires Samsung Health application version 6.26 or later. Available sleep features may vary by market, carrier, connected device and Samsung Health application version.

8 Snoring detection requires use of the microphone on a Bluetooth paired Galaxy smartphone. To use the feature, the paired smartphone should be in close proximity to the user.

9 Availability of the blood oxygen level feature may vary by market.

10 Requires sleep data of at least 7 days, including 2 days off.

11 Availability of features may vary by market, carrier and connected device.

12 Galaxy Fit3 is water resistant to up to 50 meters in depth for 10 minutes under the 5ATM rating. It is not suitable for diving or high-pressure water activities. If the device or your hands are wet, they must be dried thoroughly prior to handling. Galaxy Fit3 provides ingress protection (IP68) against dust and fresh water to a maximum of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes. Not advised for beach or pool use. Water and dust resistance of device is not permanent and may diminish over time because of normal wear and tear. Dust resistance rating is tested under lab conditions by a third party: 2kg of talc powder (max. diameter of 0.05mm) per cubic meter was blown into a test chamber housing the device (air pressure within device kept below surrounding air) for 2 hours. Rated IP6X. Dust-resistance may vary by actual usage conditions.

13 Heart Rate features are intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. Not intended for use in detection, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring or management of any medical condition or disease. Any health-related information accessed through the device and application should not be treated as medical advice. Users should seek any medical advice from a physician.

14 Predictions are made based on the dates entered by the user. Cycle Tracking is only for managing and tracking women’s menstrual cycle. Not intended for contraception. If you are currently taking hormonal birth control or undergoing hormonal treatment that inhibits ovulation, this service will not be useful for tracking ovulation. Predictions may vary depending on the proper use of your device, input data, etc. Intended for users 18 years old and above. Users should not interpret or take clinical action based on the predictions made without consultation of a qualified healthcare professional.

15 Availability of feature may vary by market. Fall Detection and Emergency Call features must be enabled on the Galaxy Wearable app on users’ Galaxy smartphone to use feature on the Galaxy Fit3. To notify an emergency contact, a network connection is required. GPS accuracy may be affected by obstructions to the satellite signal, such as buildings. Feature availability may vary by market, software version, and surrounding environment.

16 Camera Remote is available only on the Galaxy Fit3 when paired with Galaxy smartphones running One UI 6.0 or above and requires Photo mode in the pre-installed Galaxy Camera app on the Galaxy smartphones.

17 Limited to Sleep Mode and Do Not Disturb mode and availability may vary by paired smartphone.

18 Devices must be within the Bluetooth connection range to use Find My Phone. The distance may vary depending on the environment and the device. Availability of feature may vary by market or paired smartphone.

19 Availability may vary by market or carrier. Available colours and bands may vary depending on market or carrier.

20 Measured without including the weight of the band. The specified weight refers to the body only.

21 Galaxy Fit3 is water resistant to up to 50 meters in depth for 10 minutes under the 5ATM rating. It is not suitable for diving or high-pressure water activities. If the device or user’s hands are wet, they must be dried thoroughly prior to handling. Galaxy Fit3 provides ingress protection (IP68) against dust and fresh water to a maximum of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes.

Juho Lee, a fellow at Samsung Electronics’ advanced R&D hub Samsung Research (SR), received a Career Award for his outstanding leadership and technical contributions in standardization of wireless communication from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) — the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.

In recognition of his leadership and pivotal role in the development and standardization of global mobile communication technologies, Lee won the inaugural Excellence in Supporting Standardization for Communications Award established this year by the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc). Lee was the sole recipient of the award, honoring his outstanding contributions to the industry.

The winners of IEEE ComSoc Career Awards are selected through a rigorous judging process, with 14 judges deliberating over candidates for two months. Recipients were recognized at an award ceremony on December 5 at the 2023 IEEE Global Communications (GLOBECOM) conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Lee has been leading research and standardization of mobile communication technology since 2000 when the commercialization of 3G smartphones began. From February 2003 to August 2009, Lee served as vice-chair of the Radio Access Network Working Group 1 (RAN WG1) at the 3^rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) — a global mobile communications standardization organization — where he contributed to the standardization of 4G LTE technology. In 2018, Lee was elected as an IEEE Fellow, a distinction reserved for top IEEE members who have accomplished extraordinary achievements.

“It is an honor to be named the first winner of the IEEE ComSoc Excellence in Supporting Standardization for Communications Award,” he said. “Going forward, I will continue to research, develop and standardize advanced mobile communications technologies such as 5G and 6G technology.”

Lee joins the prestigious ranks of previous Samsung executives who have also been recipients of IEEE ComSoc Career Awards. Former Samsung Vice Chairman Ki-Tae Lee, who played an instrumental role in the development of Samsung’s Anycall mobile phone series, was awarded the IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Industry Leader Award in 2004. Former Samsung Vice Chairman Jong-Kyun Shin, who made the world’s first color phone, received the same award in 2016.

A leader in mobile communication technology standardization, Samsung Research holds a total of six officials in the 3GPP: two chairs and four vice-chairs. In July 2020, Samsung published “The Next Hyper-Connected Experience for All,” a 6G white paper outlining the company’s vision for the next era of communication. Samsung and Samsung Research’s experts are vigorously working to realize the commercialization of 6G around 2030.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 15 June, 2020 – At the 7th annual Brand Africa 100, Samsung was recognised as Africa’s most admired technology brand in the Electronics/Computer category. The continents best-loved 100 brands were revealed in a global broadcast across multiple platforms which coincided with the opening of the stock exchanges in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, to demonstrate brand value. Brand Africa 100 is the first and most comprehensive Pan-African study and ranking of brands in Africa.

“It’s fitting that the Brand Africa 100 rankings were released on Africa Day. Samsung has an ongoing focus on harnessing the power of technology to empower consumers and be a part of the continent’s growth and prosperity. This is demonstrated in upliftment projects including Samsung’s Engineering Academies which equip the youth to fulfil their true potential and work towards a brighter future for themselves and their communities,” said Dudu Mokholo, Chief Marketing Officer at Samsung Central Africa.

Samsung was acknowledged as number 1 Most Admired Electronics Brand and third overall Most Admired Brand in Africa, across all categories. Samsung’s relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation has resulted in products that are redefining the worlds of TVs, smartphones, wearable devices, tablets, cameras, digital appliance and other ground-breaking technological categories. The company is therefore perfectly positioned to connect people across the continent, touch lives, and importantly for Africa, offer an unprecedented level of value through its product range – to empower the youth to be at the forefront of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

This is the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Brand Africa 100. Based on a study by GeoPoll across 27 countries, spanning all five economic regions in Africa, and analysed by Kantar, Brand Africa 100 provides a ranking of the brands top of mind with African consumers and “most admired”. Collectively the countries surveyed account for over 80% of the population and over 80% of the GDP of Africa. This year Namibia and Mauritius were added to the list of countries surveyed.

Of course, an idea is required to begin a business. Whether it’s a product or a service, the general tenets remain the same – is there a need for it and what will differentiate you from others offering the same? If it’s a unique product or service, the question of whether people will want or need it is obviously highly important. Finding your niche or differentiator is key.

TAKING THE GAP

Most entrepreneurial guides also speak to the capacity to adapt as a major requirement for success. This means being fully aware of the needs and desires of your customer base as well as effectively reading future trends. Samsung started in 1938 as a trading company and diversified into food processing, textiles, securities, retail and insurance. Founder Lee Byung-chul was highly adept at recognising viable gaps in markets and moving into them with tenacity and innovation.

It was in the late 1960s that Samsung entered the electronics industry, beginning its trajectory towards being one of the world’s most loved tech brands. During the 1980’s Samsung Electronics invested heavily in research and development and in 1982 it built a television assembly plant in Portugal. This was followed in 1984 with a plant in New York, a plant in Tokyo in 1985, and a facility in England in 1987. Following his death in 1987, Samsung separated into four business groups – Samsung Group, Shinsegae Group, CJ Group and Hansol Group. In 1987, Samsung opened a facility in Austin, Texas, a facility which today makes the Austin location the largest foreign investment in Texas and one of the largest single foreign investments in the United States. From 1990, the globalisation of Samsung in the mobile phone and electronics sectors has pushed the company into the centre of the international business stage.

Justin Hume, Marketing Director of Samsung Electronics South Africa, says, “The ability to adapt to changing customer needs and desires is important, but it is innovation that drives the ability to lead change and ensure a business remains ahead of the curve as a trend-setter and change maker.”

THE HUMAN TOUCH

Being able to see feasible opportunities in gaps, as important as it may be, isn’t the whole story of how to build a giant. Business gurus will tell you its about the people you employ. With today’s fast-moving technology and constant change, employees are no longer required to simply do one thing, they’re required to be multi-talented and need to also possess the ability to adapt quickly. Author Daniel Pink says in his book Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, that as the number of jobs that require cognitive skill increases, people are more important than ever. With over 300,000 employees in 84 countries across the globe, Samsung takes pride in the creativity and diversity of its talented people and creates an environment where they have the opportunity to grow.

Hume says, “Having great people on our team is one part of our story, but what’s really important is nurturing them by creating the best work environment. We provide our employees with outstanding resources, so that they enjoy working at Samsung and can reach their full potential. We give employees the freedom to be creative and learn new things. At Samsung, everybody can be an innovator, and we make it possible through our online ideas space called MOSAIC (The Most Open Space for Advice, Intelligence and Creativity). Here, employees can share ideas for innovative products and services, or make suggestions how to improve what we are offering already. You could call MOSAIC our internal crowdsourcing system for innovation.”

REACH OUT

Technology exists to enhance the lives of people who use it and it’s this confluence that enables a tech company to go from big to great. Samsung’s core value is working hard to understand what people need and want; then pushing the limits of what technology can do; and finally using design and innovation to provide people with new experiences and aspirational products.

“What really drives all of us in our jobs is this: We believe that if we focus on what technology can do for users, we really can improve people’s lives and create positive change”, concludes Hume.

Innovation, tenacity, adaptability and the human connection are all vital elements in creating, building and growing a successful business, no matter which industry sector.

As the benefits of IoT devices grow, so does the importance of security throughout the network that spans from cloud, servers and hubs to the individual connected devices. With both hardware and software support for the security requirements in today’s IoT devices, Samsung’s SE solution will help chip manufacturers to easily employ reliable security features, and bring innovative products and services to market faster.

At the hardware level, Samsung’s SE will stop and reset itself the moment it detects abnormal activity, thus protecting the sensitive data stored within the security integrated circuit (IC). The SE adopts embedded flash (eFlash) for the first time in the industry at the 45-nanometer (nm) process node, which brings faster data processing and more flexible software modifications compared to traditional electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROMs).

Samsung’s dedicated software for the SE supports various tasks such as personal verification, security key storage, and encoding and decoding. It also allows key and authentication information to be safely transferred between devices, servers and clouds.

“Securing personal information stored on electronic devices and in the cloud, is a top priority,” said Rui Brits, Senior Manager of Product Marketing at Samsung South Africa. “Samsung’s Secure Element solution is another demonstration of our advanced security technology that has been proven through mobile application processors (AP), smart card ICs and other semiconductor products. We believe that applications for Samsung’s SE solution will continue to diversify, along with the vastly expanding IoT industry.”

• Consolidated Sales: Approximately 62 trillion Korean won
• Consolidated Operating Profit: Approximately 14.5 trillion Korean won

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

• Sales: 61 ~ 63 trillion Korean won
• Operating Profit: 14.4 ~ 14.6 trillion Korean won

※ 2017 2Q, 2016 3Q consolidated figures based on K-IFRS are as follows