Samsung Profit Misses as Recession Fears Hit Consumer Demand

The video discusses Samsung's recent financial performance, highlighting a miss in expected operating profits for its semiconductor and smartphone divisions. Despite a 20% sales growth, operating profits showed slow growth due to rising costs and global demand issues. Samsung's partnerships, particularly with Qualcomm, and its foundry business are explored as potential growth areas. The video also analyzes Samsung's stock valuation, noting a significant drop since 2021, making it attractive to investors seeking cheap stocks.

What was the expected operating profit for Samsung's Semiconductor division, and what was the actual result?

• Expected 12 trillion won, actual slightly lower than 11 trillion won

• Expected 9 trillion won, actual slightly higher than 10 trillion won

• Expected 11 trillion won, actual slightly lower than 10 trillion won

• Expected 10 trillion won, actual slightly higher than 11 trillion won

What is one of the key future growth areas for Samsung's Foundry business?

• Partnering with Apple

• Increasing smartphone production

• Developing 3 nanometer technology

• Expanding into the automotive industry

How has Samsung's stock price changed since its peak in 2021?

• Remained stable

• Increased by 20%

• Increased by 40%

• Decreased by 40%

What is the main reason investors are interested in Samsung's stock despite its financial performance?

• Innovative product launches

• Strong brand reputation

• Low current valuation

• High dividend payouts

What has been the trend in Samsung's stock price in July?

• It has decreased by 8%

• It has remained unchanged

• It has decreased by 5%

• It has increased by 8%