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Samsung Electronics

Company Memory 005930.KS · KRX

Memory giant and foundry challenger, fighting back for HBM share.

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Price (delayed)238,500 KRW
Day2.80%
Week-15.53%
YTD78.79%
Market cap1,566.13T KRW
As of00:27 UTC

Quotes are delayed/indicative; research only, never investment advice.

Photo: Joop · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Samsung is the world's largest memory maker and the only company that both manufactures HBM and operates a leading-edge logic foundry. It trailed SK hynix in HBM3E qualification at NVIDIA — a rare stumble — while winning foundry deals like Tesla's reported $16.5B AI6 agreement for its Taylor, Texas fab, and supplying HBM to AMD and others.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.