A recent report claims Samsung is eyeing 130 trillion won in revenue from its phones and tablets, especially with the Galaxy S26 lineup releasing next year.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series has appeared in several leaks in the past few weeks. A report said Samsung will host an AI-centric Galaxy S26 Unpacked launch event on February 25 in San Francisco, several weeks later than expected. A different rumor claimed Samsung will increase the Galaxy S26 prices as key smartphone components cost more than before. Moreover, reports keep mentioning the Exynos 2600 chip, which appears to be a groundbreaking innovation from Samsung.
Fast-forward to Wednesday, and Korean news site MT exclusively reports that Samsung has set a bold target for 2026. The Korean giant wants the Galaxy S26 series’ sales to be better than the Galaxy S25 series, with a total of 35 million units. Combined with strong sales of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Flip 8, the Galaxy S26 should power a record year for Samsung’s mobile division with revenue unseen since 2013.
Samsung reportedly wants to sell 240 million phones and 27 million tablets next year.
