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Samsung Electronics approves W30tr dividend on record Q3 profit

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Samsung Electronics on Thursday confirmed a record 107.44 trillion won ($80.5 billion) in third-quarter operating profit and approved a 30 trillion won cash dividend, as surging demand for AI-related memory chips continued to fuel the company's earnings. The Korean tech giant posted revenue of 195.2

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Samsung Electronics approves W30tr dividend on record Q3 profit. Samsung Electronics on Thursday confirmed a record 107.44 trillion won ($80.5 billion) in third-quarter operating profit and approved a 30 trillion won cash dividend, as surging demand for AI-related memory chips continued to fuel the company's earnings. The Korean tech giant posted revenue of 195.2 Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Herald: Samsung Electronics approves W30tr dividend on record Q3 profit.

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  1. The Korea Herald South Korea Samsung Electronics approves W30tr dividend on record Q3 profit Samsung Electronics on Thursday confirmed a record 107.44 trillion won ($80.5 billion) in third-quarter operating profit and approved a 30 trillion won cash dividend, as surging demand for AI-related memory chips continued to fuel the company's earnings. The Korean tech giant posted revenue of 195.2 29 Oct · Tier 3

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