Samsung Electronics' Ebitda Margins Might Rise to Around 35% -- Market Talk

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0638 GMT - Samsung Electronics' earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization margins could rise by about 10 percentage points to around 35% on strong memory-chip demand, say S&P Global's Ji Cheong and Jun Hong Park. The South Korean tech giant is set to continue to improve its operating profit over the coming quarters, as tight supply conditions for memory chips will likely support selling prices over the next one to two years, the analysts write in a note. The world's largest supplier of conventional memory chips is also expanding its business for high-bandwidth-memory products, the higher-end premium chips used in artificial-intelligence accelerators, they add. (kwanwoo.jun@wsj.com)

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