Samsung Electronics said it expects about 195 trillion won in consolidated third-quarter sales and 107.4 trillion won in consolidated operating profit, up sharply from 86.06 trillion won in sales and 12.17 trillion won in operating profit a year earlier. Independent coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg-linked reporting and Korean market media tied the surge to AI-driven demand for memory, including high-bandwidth memory, DRAM and NAND. The muted share reaction shows the other side of the AI memory boom: expectations are already high, and investors are watching whether scarcity economics can last.
Samsung Turns AI Memory Scarcity Into a 107.4-Trillion-Won Profit Signal
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