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21 Aug 2026, 09:08 UTC · 1h ago
Samsung plans up to $80 billion in shareholder returns after SK Hynix buyback
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CNBC
21 Aug 2026, 09:08 UTC · 1h ago
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Samsung Electronics expects total shareholder returns to reach between 90 trillion won and 110 trillion won ($65.1 billion to $79.52 billion) by 2026. — The scale of the payout, described as the largest ever by a Korean company, provides a massive capital return to investors and supports stock valuation.
+0.80Samsung will pay approximately 30 trillion won in cash dividends in the third quarter. — A significant immediate cash distribution provides a concrete short-term catalyst for shareholders.
+0.60Samsung is implementing this package following a similar 40 trillion won share buyback announcement by domestic rival SK Hynix. — Indicates a sector-wide trend toward aggressive value enhancement among South Korean chip giants to attract investors.
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The company announced a record-breaking shareholder return package and a significant cash dividend.
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