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/ February 13, 2021

Samsung Electronics forecasts 25.7percent jump in Q4 operating profit

A man walks past the Samsung logo at the company's showroom in Seoul on January 8, 2021.(Jung Yeon-je / AFP) The world's biggest manufacturer of smartphones and memory chips said in an earnings estimate that it expected operating profit of 9 trillion won ($8.23 billion) for October to December, up from 7.16 trillion won a year earlier. The prediction was slightly short of analyst forecasts of 9.34 trillion won compiled by market researcher FnGuide. The figures come about two months after the burial of late chairman Lee Kun-hee -- who turned Samsung Electronics into a global powerhouse -- and as the coronavirus wreaks havoc with the world economy. But the pandemic has also seen many tech companies boom, while South Korea saw a return to quarter-on-quarter growth in Q3 last year, driven by a better-than-expected exports performance. But Samsung's operating profit and 61-trillion-won sales forecast were both lower than its third-quarter figures, when its mobile and chip businesses were boosted by US sanctions against Huawei. Analysts say a stronger won and rival Apple's October launch of its flagship iPhone 12 were among the factors behind the quarter-on-quarter decline in profits. "Samsung's midrange and value smartphones account for about 80 percent of its mobile sales," said Jusy Hong, a director at market researcher Omdia. "But Chinese firms -- such as Xiomi, Vivo and Oppo -- have been also expanding their share in the midrange phone market, in regions including India and Southeast Asia." Samsung Electronics is crucial to South Korea's economic health. It is the flagship subsidiary of the giant Samsung group, by far the largest of the family-controlled conglomerates known as chaebols that dominate business in the world's 12th-largest economy. Its overall turnover is equivalent to a fifth of the national gross domestic product. - Leader's retrial - The firm's shares were up 1.33 percent in morning trade Friday. Looking forward, …

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/ February 13, 2021

Vietnam’s significance conveyed by Samsung

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (right) met with Lee Jae Yong, vice chairman of Samsung Electronics. Photo: VNA At last week’s meeting in Hanoi between Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and Samsung Electronics vice chairman Lee Jae Yong, they were reported to have discussed a rise in investment related to battery and smartphone manufacturing, and Samsung SDI reportedly may announce a plan to build an electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant in Vietnam. Currently, Samsung SDI has no such lines in Vietnam although it has local assembly lines for mobile phone battery assembly and supply to Samsung Electronics Vietnam. Yong also inspected Samsung’s facilities in the northern provinces of Bac Ninh and Thai Nguyen, and Ho Chi Minh City. He said that the business situation for Samsung Vietnam is still facing challenges amid the pandemic. In recent weeks, Vietnam has decided to allow entry for more than 3,000 Samsung engineers and experts in order for the company to operate factories smoothly. According to Yong, if the factories in Vietnam cannot operate as planned, Samsung’s entire global production chain would be disrupted. The invited engineers are also needed for the company’s research and development (R&D) centre, which will be put into operation at the end of the year. The centre will be the group’s main R&D base, employing more than 3,000 engineers and illustrating Samsung’s efforts in not only investing in manufacturing but also R&D activities in Vietnam while cooperating with domestic businesses in software development. At the meeting with PM Phuc, Yong expressed wishes that the Vietnamese government would continue to create favourable conditions for Samsung and its partners, while PM Phuc expressed his hopes that the company would make an investment in a semiconductor plant in the country. Currently Samsung has invested about $17 billion into Vietnam with different projects producing electronics products, especially smartphones. …

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/ December 25, 2020

Samsung Vietnam posts profit of nearly US$4 billion in 2019

The Hanoitimes - More than half of FDI firms operating in Vietnam suffered losses in 2019 but their combined revenue rose. Two out of four major subsidiaries of Samsung in Vietnam, namely Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV) Thai Nguyen and Samsung Electronics Vietnam (SEV) Bac Ninh, posted a combined pre-tax profit of VND85.9 trillion (US$4 billion) in 2019. Samsung Vietnam posts profit of nearly US$4 billion in 2019. The figure was revealed in a recent report of the Ministry of Finance (MoF) assessing the performance of foreign-invested companies in Vietnam. SEV Thai Nguyen and SEV Bac Ninh are also the two largest out of 967 foreign direct investment (FDI) companies in the fields of manufacturing electronic products, computers and parts in Vietnam, accounting for 48% of total revenue in the field. In 2019, SEV Bac Ninh posted revenue of VND447 trillion (US$19.32 billion) and pre-tax profit of VND37.3 trillion (US$1.61 billion), while the corresponding figures of SEV Thai Nguyen reached VND657.6 trillion (US$28.43 billion) and VND48.5 trillion (US$2 billion). In contrast to positive performance of Samsung Vietnam, another billion-FDI company in Vietnam Taiwanese-invested steelmaker Formosa Ha Tinh announced a staggering accumulated loss of VND25.38 trillion (US$1.09 billion) as of 2019. Last year, Formosa posted losses of VND11.5 trillion (US$497.35 million), 4.2-fold increase compared to the same period of the previous year. More than half of FDI firms in Vietnam suffering losses The MoF’s report noted 12,455 FDI companies, or 55% of total in Vietnam, suffering losses in 2019 with a total amount of VND131.44 trillion (US$5.68 billion), but their combined revenue rose by 12.7% year-on-year to VND846.8 trillion (US$36.63 billion). Fields and sectors having companies with losses in two consecutive years are production of steel and metal’ distribution and production of petroleum and chemical products; telecommunication and …

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