005930.KS - Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
| Previous Close | 41,200.00 |
| Open | 41,650.00 |
| Bid | 41,950.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 42,000.00 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 41,550.00 - 42,100.00 |
| 52 Week Range | 36,850.00 - 53,000.00 |
| Volume | 13,098,286 |
| Avg. Volume | 10,514,068 |
| Market Cap | 278.413T |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.09 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | N/A |
| Earnings Date | Jul 29, 2019 - Aug 2, 2019 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 354.00 (0.77%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2019-03-28 |
| 1y Target Est | 54,903.00 |
- Engadget•20 hours ago
Samsung brings Galaxy Watch Active features to older smartwatches
You don't have to spring for the Galaxy Watch Active to put Samsung's latestsoftware features on your wrist
- Reuters•4 hours ago
Face ID firm Lumentum follows Google with Huawei ban
Apple Face ID parts supplier Lumentum Holdings Inc followed Google on Monday in clamping down on the business it does with Huawei Technologies, after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a ban on the Chinese firm on national security grounds. A source told Reuters on Sunday that Google had suspended business with Huawei that requires the transfer of hardware, software and technical services, except those publicly available via open source licensing. While most U.S. suppliers have yet to issue statements on their position on the Huawei ban, Bloomberg reported that Intel Corp, Qualcomm Inc, Xilinx Inc and Broadcom Inc have all now told their employees they will not supply Huawei until further notice.
- MarketWatch•7 hours ago
China markets retreat on rising trade tensions with U.S.
Chinese stock markets fell Monday amid increasing trade tensions with the U.S., while markets in most of the rest of Asia gained.
- Coin Rivet•14 hours ago
Enjin CTO reveals new Samsung phones support the ERC-1155 standard
Enjin co-founder and CTO Witek Radomski confirmed in a recent interview with Coin Rivet that the latest Samsung smartphones support the ERC-1155 standard. Earlier this year, the crypto world was set abuzz with hype surrounding the announcement of a partnership between Enjin and Samsung. However, little to no details have surfaced since, leaving many to speculate on what the partnership entails. Coin Rivet recently sat down to speak with Enjin co-founder and CTO Witek Radomski, who told us: “We’ve been working with Samsung for a good while now, and if you have the Samsung S10, you’ll notice that there’s keystore support for the Samsung Keystore.” He continued: “This actually means that your mobile phone is like a hardware wallet. There’s The post Enjin CTO reveals new Samsung phones support the ERC-1155 standard appeared first on Coin Rivet.
- Financial Times•16 hours ago
Chipmakers eye worst month since 2008 on Huawei ban, trade jitters
Semiconductor stocks are facing their biggest monthly drop since the financial crisis as the Trump administration’s crackdown on Chinese technology group Huawei and the continued trade spat between Washington and Beijing heap pressure on the sector. The index managed to reclaim record highs in March as a handful of chipmakers became more positive on their outlooks and as the diminished likelihood of higher US interest rates encouraged investors to pile back in to high-growth sectors.
Reuters•3 days agoSamsung Elec says undecided on further investment in its China NAND plant
South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Friday that it has not decided on additional investment in a second memory chip production line in the Chinese city of Xian, denying a report by China's official Xinhua news agency. Xinhua earlier on Friday had quoted the company's vice president Ji Hyun-ki as saying that the group would spend more than $14 billion in the second phase of investment in its memory chip plant in Xian. In 2017, the world's top memory chip maker announced that it would invest $7 billion over the next three years in its Xian plant that produces NAND flash memory chips.
Reuters•3 days agoSamsung Electronics says undecided on further investment in its China NAND plant
South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Friday that it has not decided on additional investment in a second memory chip production line in the Chinese city of Xian, denying a report by China's official Xinhua news agency. Xinhua earlier on Friday had quoted the company's vice president Ji Hyun-ki as saying that the group would spend more than $14 billion in the second phase of investment in its memory chip plant in Xian. In 2017, the world's top memory chip maker announced that it would invest $7 billion over the next three years in its Xian plant that produces NAND flash memory chips.
Reuters•3 days agoSamsung to spend more than $14 billion in second phase of China chip plant - Xinhua
BEIJING (Reuters) - South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will spend more than $14 billion in the second phase of investment in its memory chip plant in Xian, China, China's official Xinhua ...
Reuters•3 days agoSamsung to spend more than $14 billion in second phase of China chip plant: Xinhua
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will spend more than $14 billion in the second phase of investment in its memory chip plant in Xian, China, China's official Xinhua news agency reported ...
Associated Press•4 days agoEconomic sanctions on Huawei could backfire on US firms
The Trump administration's decision to restrict all U.S. technology sales to Chinese telecommunications powerhouse Huawei for national security reasons doesn't just up the ante in the China trade war.
- Reuters•4 days ago
Huawei ban clouds U.S.-China trade talks, tech sector
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - A U.S. bid to block China's Huawei Technologies from buying vital American technology threw into question prospects for sales at some of the largest tech companies and drew a sharp rebuke from Beijing, further ratcheting up tensions over trade. Shares of Huawei's U.S. suppliers fell on fears the Chinese firm would be forced to stop buying American chips, software and other components after the Trump administration banned it from buying U.S. technology without special approval.
- Moody's•4 days ago
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. -- Moody's announces completion of a periodic review of ratings of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Announcement of Periodic Review: Moody's announces completion of a periodic review of ratings of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Hong Kong, May 17, 2019 -- Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has completed a periodic review of the ratings of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and other ratings that are associated with the same analytical unit. The review was conducted through a portfolio review in which Moody's reassessed the appropriateness of the ratings in the context of the relevant principal methodology(ies), recent developments, and a comparison of the financial and operating profile to similarly rated peers.
- CNBC•4 days ago
Samsung may have a fix for its folding phone that was delayed after it kept breaking
Samsung has reportedly fixed issues with its folding phone, the Galaxy Fold, and is planning to release it next month.
- TechCrunch•4 days ago
Samsung reportedly readying Galaxy Fold for release after finding ‘fix’
Samsung’s been mostly quiet on the Fold front after recalling review units andindefinitely delaying the phone’s release
- Reuters•4 days ago
Russian watchdog to fine Samsung over smartphone pricing - RIA
Russia's anti-monopoly watchdog plans to fine South Korean electronic giant Samsung over the pricing of its smartphones, RIA news agency cited the watchdog as saying on Thursday. The anti-monopoly watchdog ...
- Financial Times•4 days ago
Korea anxiety: why stock prices continue to languish
Now prosecutors in Seoul are pursuing Samsung over claims of a cover-up related to an alleged $3.9bn accounting fraud. The arrests of five company officials in recent weeks have brought back into focus concerns over complicated ownership structures, sub-par corporate governance and murky business ethics. For investors in the domestic stock market, the fifth biggest in Asia in dollar terms, the events have also revived a deep underlying question: can it shake its persistent discount?
- Financial Times•4 days ago
Samsung fraud probe widens to battle for chaebol succession
In a mid-afternoon raid on a Samsung BioLogics factory on the outskirts of western Seoul last Tuesday, South Korean prosecutors, acting on a tip-off, ripped open the floor of a meeting room to reveal a stash of dozens of laptops, a computer server and USB drives. Prosecutors are now investigating whether top Samsung executives tried to cover up evidence they believe could be linked to an alleged Won4.5tn ($3.9bn) accounting fraud and to the succession of Lee Jae-yong, heir to the Samsung group. The allegations have recast the spotlight on opaque business practices and the control of the Lee family at South Korea’s biggest conglomerate, just as Mr Lee awaits a decision from South Korea’s top court on charges of bribing former president Park Geun-hye.
- Engadget•5 days ago
Here's how Samsung may fix the Galaxy Fold's design flaws
When Samsung said it was delaying the release of the Galaxy Fold to fix its design issues, it didn't really say how it would address the flaws. You might have a clearer idea after today, though. Yonhap News claims Samsung will tuck the protective display layer into the body, preventing users from peeling it off under the mistaken belief that it's an everyday screen protector. It will also block the gaps at the top and bottom of the hinge to prevent debris from wrecking the foldable display, according to the South Korean news outlet.
- Associated Press•5 days ago
Huawei exec: Possible US market curbs have little impact
BEIJING (AP) — A Huawei executive said Wednesday that possible new U.S. restrictions on market access will have little impact on the Chinese tech giant due to its global reach.
- Reuters•6 days ago
Samsung says new smartphone series off to strong start in India
Samsung Electronics has sold 5 million units of its Galaxy A series smartphones, generating sales of over $1 billion since it began selling the devices in March, a senior company executive said on Tuesday. "Just in 70 days of launch this range of six models has delivered $1 billion of revenue," Ranjivjit Singh, Samsung India's chief marketing officer, told Reuters in an interview. Singh declined to give a revenue forecast for the company's overall mobile phone business in India, the world's second biggest mobile phone market after China.
- Reuters•6 days ago
SE Asia Stocks-Most end lower on fresh strain in U.S.-China trade war
- Financial Times•7 days ago
Samsung BioLogics rallies after court reprieve on fraud probe
The country’s Financial Supervisory Service had sought sanctions on Samsung’s biopharmaceutical unit amid an alleged Won4.5tn ($3.9bn) accounting fraud linked to the company. It marked a reprieve for Samsung BioLogics, the biopharmaceutical unit of Samsung Group, which is under intense scrutiny from prosecutors.
Bloomberg•7 days agoThe Real Reason You’re Not Driving an Electric Car
At one of the world’s largest auto shows in Shanghai this year, several manufacturers boasted their snazzy concept cars and talked up imminent launches. Before getting carried away with images of electric cars racing down roadways and crowding out gas guzzlers, there’s a stark reality to consider: Vehicles that appeal to swaths of consumers remain few and far between, and those on the road are still too expensive. Batteries comprise about half the cost of an electric car.
