Samsung, which started sales of 8-layer and 12-layer HBM3E products in the third quarter, said it planned to launch the improved HBM3E products in March
Consumer electronics major Samsung expects its appliances and display business to scale up substantially in India, contributing to half of the topline in the next three years, J B Park, President & CEO of Southwest Asia has said. The current penetration of consumer electronic products in India is still low, a major market for the South Korean Chaebol, however, it is expected to scale up, helped by factors such as the rise of the Indian economy and middle class. Samsung is aggressively expanding its play into the consumer electronics segment by democratising the latest features such as AI in the appliances and display segment (QLED and OLED TVs), which is helping it to gain significant market share in the premium segment. "The consumer electronic penetration in the Indian market is still very low. I think consumer electronics will have much bigger growth, which will increase our revenue portion of the category against mobile phones," said Park. However, penetration of India's ...
A slew of analysts have cut their earnings estimates in recent weeks, with some expecting operating profit to fall below 8 trillion won
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The board of directors will decide on ways to enhance shareholder value, including when and how to use the remaining seven trillion in the repurchase programme, the company said
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Its revenue from the telephone sets, hand held devices segment was at Rs 71,283 crore. Hand held phones contributed 71.61 per cent to total revenues
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Workers at the Samsung India Electronics Ltd, who ended their strike demanding better pay and working conditions, would resume work from tomorrow, the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) said on Wednesday. The CITU has been spearheading the protest by the employees since September 9, pressing for various demands including pay revision, and recognition of the newly formed Samsung India Workers Union backed by it. The announcement of the decision to resume work, comes a day after the Tamil Nadu government said that the 37 day strike was called off following discussions held between the representatives of the workers and the company's management. A general body meeting of the CITU was held on Wednesday near the factory in Sriperumbudur, which was attended by the agitating workers, sources said. "Strike has been called off. The employees will work from tomorrow (Oct 17)," CITU State President A Sounderarajan told PTI after emerging from the meeting. He also clarified that as per the
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday said Samsung India Electronics has accepted most of the demands of workers, who commenced strike on September 9, and reiterated its request that employees resume work immediately. In a related development, on Tuesday night, some participants/those related to the strike were arrested by police and were later released 'on their own bond' by a magistrate. A key demand of the Samsung workers, registration of their union, backed by the CPI(M) affiliated Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), is, however, yet to be accepted by the authorities. Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin said Samsung, a multinational, has its own rules. The only bone of contention is registration of the workers union. "Samsung says that they will not accept a Union which has a political affiliation. This is their stand. Currently, discussions are going on," he told reporters. According to Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu, the matter is in the court right now in view o
Samsung this week made a proposal to provide a monthly incentive of Rs 5,000 ($60) until March, more air conditioned buses, a diversified cafeteria menu and a gift card of $24 in case of a child birth
Samsung's late response to the AI chip market increases its reliance on traditional, lower-margin chips, making it more vulnerable to competition from China and slowing demand for smartphones and PCs
The South Korean company has been scrambling to catch up with smaller rivals SK Hynix and Micron
Sources aware of the talks among the state government, employees, and the company blame Citu, which is leading the protests, for the impasse
More than 1,000 workers have disrupted production and protested close to the factory since September 9