Quarterly revenue of KRW 86.1 trillion, operating profit at KRW 12.2 trillionQuarterly revenue of KRW 86.1 trillion, operating profit at KRW 12.2 trillion
Samsung Electronics today reported financial results for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, 2025.
The Company posted KRW 86.1 trillion in consolidated revenue, an increase of 15.4% compared to the previous quarter. Operating profit increased to KRW 12.2 trillion.
The Device Solutions (DS) Division reported a 19% increase in sales quarter-on-quarter (QoQ), with the Memory Business setting an all-time high for quarterly sales, driven by strong growth of HBM3E and server SSDs. Meanwhile, the Device eXperience (DX) Division posted a revenue increase of 11% QoQ due to the successful launch of new foldable phones and solid flagship sales.
Looking ahead to Q4, the rapid growth of the AI industry is expected to open up new market opportunities for both the DS and DX Divisions. The DS Division plans to focus on enhancing its performance by increasing sales of high-value-added memory products tailored to AI. The semiconductor market is expected to remain strong, driven by ongoing AI investment momentum.
Meanwhile, the DX Division will strengthen its efforts to launch AI products equipped with the most innovative technologies through open collaborations with leading global partners in respective business segments.
The DS Division posted KRW 33.1 trillion in consolidated revenue and KRW 7.0 trillion in operating profit for the third quarter.
In Q3 2025, the Memory Business achieved record-high quarterly revenue by expanding HBM3E sales while proactively addressing strong demand across all applications. HBM3E is currently in mass production and being sold to all related customers, while HBM4 samples are simultaneously being shipped to key clients. A favorable price environment and notably reduced one-off costs such as inventory value adjustments contributed to higher profits.
In Q4 2025, the Business will actively respond to demand from AI and conventional servers with HBM3E, high-density eSSDs and other leading-edge memory offerings. Additionally, it will continue to expand sales of industry-leading, high-value-added server memory products, such as 128GB and higher DDR5, as well as 24Gb GDDR7.
Going forward in 2026, the Memory Business will focus on the mass production of HBM4 products with differentiated performance, while simultaneously aiming to scale out the HBM sales base.
