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Samsung's Q3 results beat expectations, chip slump easing off

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Ivan 11 October 2023

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Samsung released its preliminary Q3 results, highlighted by a smaller-than-expected profit drop of 78%. Samsung's operating profit for the months of July through September was 2.4 trillion won ($1.79b) - down sharply from the 10.85 trillion won of the same period in 2023. The reasons behind the yearly slump are a slowing global economy and greatly reduced chip demand.

However, Samsung's profit in Q3 was considerably more than the 640 billion won first quarter (the lowest since 2009), and the 670 billion won second quarter. Samsung's 2.4 trillion won operating profit beat the 2.1 trillion won LSEG SmartEstimate forecast.

Samsung's Q3 beats expectations, chip slump slowing down

As the pandemic-driven boom for chips dropped off, chip prices plummeted, causing a major economic hit on Samsung - the world's leading memory chip producer.

Samsung managed to offset the losses by focusing on more profitable and higher-end chips, like DRAM, and continuing to cut production of older legacy chips.

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  • 12 Oct 2023

Most impressive Samsung especially Ina. Global recession with high interest rates affecting e ery consumer industry! Regarding Comme t about Chinese manufacturers of phones to discover what made them great? Are you seriously using a mix of one&#...

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  • 12 Oct 2023

Samsung and Apple win China loses. OnePlus, Xiaomi, Honor - these companies need to rediscover what made them once great. Otherwise they will keep losing.

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  • 12 Oct 2023

If you read elsewhere.... Like the news for investor.... It's clear that Samsung were not in good situation

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