- What does Samsung Electronics do?
- Samsung Electronics is a global electronics company headquartered in Korea, operating through a network of about 308 subsidiaries, including the Device eXperience (DX) division, the Device Solutions (DS) division, Samsung Display (SDC), and Harman. The DX division makes and sells TVs, monitors, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, smartphones, network systems and PCs, while the DS division produces semiconductor products such as DRAM, NAND Flash and mobile AP chips. SDC supplies OLED panels for smartphones, and Harman develops and sells digital cockpit automotive electronics, car audio and portable speakers.
- What is the market cap of Samsung Electronics?
- The market capitalisation of Samsung Electronics was ₩1,245T at the close on Oct 26, 2026.
- What is the analyst target price for Samsung Electronics?
- The average target price of 4 brokers covering Samsung Electronics is ₩515,000 (range ₩400,000 to ₩630,000), 141.8% above versus the latest price, based on each broker's latest public report within six months.
- Who are the largest shareholders of Samsung Electronics?
- According to the latest official filings, the largest reported holders are Samsung C&T (19.69%, as of Oct 23, 2026); National Pension Service (7.76%, as of Dec 31, 2025); Lee Jae-yong (1.58%, as of Oct 16, 2026).
- When is the next earnings report from Samsung Electronics?
- Korean companies rarely announce results dates in advance. Based on when Samsung Electronics filed the same report in past years, its next 3q results is expected around Nov 14, 2026.
- Does the National Pension Service own Samsung Electronics?
- Yes. The National Pension Service held 7.76% of Samsung Electronics shares as of Dec 31, 2025.