Korea-based Samsung is the world's second-largest seller of electronics, trailing only Apple. As of August 2024, about 66% of its revenue comes from its devices segment, which includes home appliances and mobile phones. Samsung’s other segments include semiconductors (25% of revenue); display panel products, such as televisions (12%); and Harman, a maker of audio and automotive technology (5%). Incorporated in 1969, Samsung became a public company in 1975.
Samsung Electronics
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- Updated:9/23/26
- Country/Territory:South Korea
- Headquarters:Suwon-si, South Korea
- Industry:Electronics, Electrical Equip.
- CEO:TM Roh/Young-Hyun Jun
- Website:https://www.samsung.com
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- Company type:Public
- Revenues ($M):$334,951
- Profits ($M):$103,307
- Market value ($M):$1,087,223
- Number of employees:259,149
Figures are for latest twelve months ended June 30, 2026. Market value as of Aug. 31, 2026.
- Sector:Precision
- Industry:Electronics
- Current All-Star Rank:37
- Previous All-Star Rank:49
- Industry Rank:1
- Previous Industry Rank:1
- Overall Score:7.4
- Innovation:1
- People Management:1
- Use of Corporate Assets:1
- Social Responsibility:1
- Quality of Management:1
- Financial Soundness:1
- Long-Term Investment Value:1
- Quality of Products/Services:1
- Global Competitiveness:1
- $ Millions% change
- Revenues ($M):$234,675.16.4%
- Profits ($M):$31,135.426.3%
- Assets ($M):$392,904.9-
- Total Stockholder Equity ($M):$294,059.6-
- Profit as % of Revenues:13.3%
- Profits as % of Assets:7.9%
- Profits as % of Stockholder Equity:10.6%
- Impact Segment:Economic Empowerment
- Sector:Technology
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