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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a South Korean multinational conglomerate and the flagship subsidiary of the Samsung Group.
Snapshot
| Country |
KOR
|
| Exchange | KRX |
| AI Layer |
chipsinfra
|
| Category |
2.20 Semiconductor Foundry & OSAT
3.30 Memory Chips & Storage Devices
|
| Sentiment |
63.5% |
| USD Mkt Cap | 1.27T |
| USD Revenue | 361.46B |
| USD Net Income | 100.75B |
| fwd P/E | 3.67 |
| PEG | 0.12 |
| Price 3M | -22.8% |
| Price 6M | +41.0% |
| Price 1Y | +246.4% |
| Price 2Y | +303.7% |
| USD Share Price | 192.36 |
Price & Size
| Price |
259,500.00 KRW |
| Market Cap |
1704.02T KRW |
| Shares Outstanding |
5.76B |
| Shares Float |
5.20B |
| 52w Low |
75,900.00 KRW |
| 52w High |
374,500.00 KRW |
| Avg Volume |
27.32M |
Valuation
| P/E (forward) |
3.7x |
| Enterprise Value |
1550.68T KRW |
| PEG Ratio |
0.12x |
| P/S |
3.51x |
| EV / Revenue |
3.19x |
| EV / EBITDA |
6.83x |
Income
| Revenue |
485.27T KRW |
| Revenue / Share |
73,089.11 KRW |
| EBITDA |
227.12T KRW |
| Net Income |
135.26T KRW |
Margins & Profitability
| Gross Margin |
57.5% |
| Operating Margin |
52.2% |
| Profit Margin |
30.8% |
| EBITDA Margin |
46.8% |
| Return on Equity |
30.8% |
| Return on Assets |
17.7% |
Growth
| Revenue Growth |
130.0% |
| Earnings Growth |
1191.7% |
Cash & Debt
| Total Cash |
190.00T KRW |
| Total Debt |
22.41T KRW |
| Free Cash Flow |
69.55T KRW |
| Operating Cash Flow |
196.73T KRW |
| Debt / Equity |
0.04x |
| Current Ratio |
2.83x |
| Quick Ratio |
2.19x |
Dividend
| Rate |
1,496.00 KRW |
| Yield |
0.6% |
| Payout Ratio |
7.5% |
| Ex-Date |
2026-06-29 |
Analyst Consensus
| Target (Mean) |
477,238.97 KRW |
| Target (Median) |
465,000.00 KRW |
| Target (High) |
725,000.00 KRW |
| Target (Low) |
290,000.00 KRW |
| Recommendation |
strong_buy |
| # Analysts |
36 |
Identifiers
| ISIN | KR7005930003 |
| CUSIP | Y74866107 |
| FIGI | BBG000BCY2S8 |
| SEDOL | 6771645 |
Sentiment 63.5%
as of Sep 12, 2026
Positive drivers
Robust demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips driven by expanding AI infrastructure investments boosted Samsung's semiconductor division outlook. Recent advancements in 3nm process technology and foundry wins with AI-focused clients supported positive analyst revisions. Recovery in global smartphone shipments, particularly premium Galaxy models with AI features, contributed to improved revenue forecasts.
Neutral / mixed
Ongoing US-China trade tensions created mixed signals for Samsung's supply chain and export strategies without immediate major disruptions. Currency fluctuations between the Korean won and USD introduced volatility in reported earnings but remained within expected ranges. Broader semiconductor market cycles showed stabilization rather than strong growth, tempering enthusiasm.
Negative drivers
Intense competition from SK Hynix and Micron in the HBM segment pressured Samsung's market share and margins. Delays in next-generation DRAM production timelines raised concerns among investors about execution risks. Macroeconomic uncertainties including potential slowdowns in consumer electronics spending weighed on overall sentiment.
Bottom line
Sentiment for Samsung Electronics remains moderately positive, anchored by AI-driven memory demand, though tempered by competitive pressures and geopolitical factors. The 30-day window reflects cautious optimism with room for upside if execution on HBM ramps succeeds.