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Samsung on the Brink of Records: How Artificial Intelligence and the Chip Shortage Drive Profit Growth

Joe Weisenthal
Last updated: 06.01.2026 12:48
Joe Weisenthal
6 месяцев ago
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KeyToFinancialTrends notes that Samsung Electronics continues to impress the markets with its results. The expected 160% growth in operating profit for 2026 highlights the company’s successful adaptation to current economic realities. As a leading semiconductor manufacturer, Samsung is showing record results amid the global chip shortage and soaring memory prices. Forecasts for the fourth quarter of 2026 predict operating profit to reach 16.9 trillion won ($11.7 billion), more than two and a half times higher than the same period last year when it stood at 6.49 trillion won.

According to analysts at KeyToFinancialTrends, the main factor behind this growth is the chip shortage crisis, which has led to a sharp rise in memory prices. The demand for semiconductors, especially AI chips, continues to grow. In recent years, AI has become a key driver across industries, from healthcare to automotive. The anticipated increase in chip prices due to this demand further strengthens Samsung’s position in the market.

Prices for memory chips, such as DDR5 DRAM, have significantly surged, which positively impacts Samsung’s profits. KeyToFinancialTrends notes that the demand for these components will continue to rise, and as one of the largest producers, Samsung is benefiting from this trend. The company is expected to gain further advantage by actively expanding its capabilities in high-speed chip production, such as HBM, which are used in supercomputers and AI models.

However, with the rise in semiconductor prices, Samsung also faces challenges. High memory prices may slow down consumer demand for PCs and smartphones, negatively impacting other segments of the business. Mobile devices, in particular, remain an important revenue source for the company, but competition with Apple and other major players remains intense. KeyToFinancialTrends emphasizes that business diversification, such as HBM and other high-tech solutions, will allow the company to mitigate potential losses in case of a downturn in demand for other products.

For Samsung, the key to successful development in the coming years will be the ability to effectively manage production capacities and continue diversifying into high-tech and promising market segments, such as artificial intelligence and supercomputers. Key To Financial Trends forecasts that the company will continue to increase its share in the semiconductor market despite potential price fluctuations and a decline in demand for traditional chips.

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