Samsung Clocks Record Revenue in Q4 Backed by Premium Smartphones, TV, Home Appliances; Remains Positive for 2022

Samsung Clocks Record Revenue in Q4 Backed by Premium Smartphones, TV, Home Appliances; Remains Positive for 2022
A signboard of Samsung Electronics is seen displayed outside the company's Seocho building in Seoul, South Korea, on Jan. 27, 2022. Anthony Wallace/AFP via Getty Images
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Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. reported fourth-quarter FY21 revenue growth of 24 percent year-on-year to $63 billion (KRW 76.57 trillion).

Finished product businesses, with expanded sales of premium smartphones, TVs, and, home appliances, drove the growth.

The operating profit increased 53.3 percent Y/Y to $11.4 billion (KRW 13.87 trillion), driven by the semiconductor businesses.

The Display Panel Business posted $7.5 billion (KRW 9.06 trillion), ($8.2 billion (KRW 9.96 trillion last year)) in consolidated revenue and $1.09 billion (KRW 1.32 trillion), ($1.45 billion(KRW 1.75 trillion)) in operating profit.

The MX and Networks Businesses posted $24.08 billion (KRW 28.95 trillion) in consolidated revenue and $2.2 billion (KRW 2.66 trillion) in operating profit

The CE businesses recorded $12.7 billion (KRW 15.35 trillion), ($11.3 billion (KRW 13.61 trillion)) in consolidated revenue and $58 million (KRW 0.7 trillion), ($68 million (KRW 0.82 trillion)) in operating profit.

In 2022, the Memory Business expects server demand to grow, attributed to increasing IT investments, and new high-core CPUs.

In 2022, the System LSI Business hopes to see its performance grow further by maximizing the supply of 5G SoCs for the volume zone and 108- and 200-megapixel sensors.

In 2022, solid demand for OLED is likely to continue despite macro environment-related risks, based on the rising penetration of 5G and growth of the foldable market.

By Anusuya Lahiri
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