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Samsung Electro-Mechanics Q3 profit surges 166% on AI demand; shares surge

Samsung Electro-Mechanics Q3 profit surges 166% on AI demand; shares surge

Samsung Electro-Mechanics experienced an extraordinary surge in profits during the third quarter, marking a remarkable 166% increase, driven by the surging demand for artificial intelligence (AI) components. The company's Q3 revenue hit an all-time high of 3.763 trillion won ($2.64 billion), while operating profit soared to 691 billion won ($484 million), both figures representing a substantial 30% and 166% rise, respectively, compared to the same period last year.

Operating margin expanded by 9.4 percentage points, reaching 18.4%, as the net income jumped by 113% to 468.7 million won.

Multilayer ceramic capacitors and semiconductor package substrates were the chief factors behind this impressive growth, compensating for a dip in camera module revenues. Samsung Electro-Mechanics, a leading global supplier of electronic components, anticipates that AI data center demand will remain robust in the forthcoming quarters. The company has also committed to signing long-term supply agreements with key tech giants to maintain this upward trajectory.

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