SHIBUIMARKETS COMPANY PROFILE
SAMSUNG GROUP
INDUSTRY: Durable Goods, Not Elsewhere Classified
COUNTRY: Republic of Korea
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CEO: SANG-BAE LEE
PHONE: (82)2 2145 2114
FAX: (82)2 2145 3114
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 THREE YEAR
FINANCIAL SUMMARY | | 2003
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| 2004
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| 2005
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| Net Sales | | 13,167,654,000 | | | 15,943,677,000 | | | 15,480,963,000 | | | EBITDA | | 738,637,000 | | | 998,757,000 | | | 765,021,000 | | | EBIT | | 388,656,000 | | | 646,673,000 | | | 554,766,000 | | | Net Profit | | 85,554,000 | | | 80,622,000 | | | 77,846,000 | | |
| Ordinary Dividend | | -39,423,000 | | | -37,357,000 | | | -36,467,000 | | | Intangibles | | 21,550,000 | | | 27,150,000 | | | 31,129,000 | | | Long Term Invest. | | 4,019,592,000 | | | 3,309,144,000 | | | 4,766,472,000 | | | Fixed Assets | | 2,615,112,000 | | | 2,477,475,000 | | | 2,334,711,000 | | | Current Liabilities | | 5,084,706,000 | | | 4,571,379,000 | | | 5,130,092,000 | | | Long Term Debt | | 1,547,909,000 | | | 1,494,037,000 | | | 1,126,670,000 | | | Provisions | | | | | 82,937,000 | | | 94,077,000 | | | Minorities | | 903,397,000 | | | 1,159,656,000 | | | 1,223,914,000 | | | Total Shareholder Eq | | 4,440,660,000 | | | 4,298,035,000 | | | 4,583,392,000 | | | Stocks/Inv. | | 704,420,000 | | | 891,337,000 | | | 754,148,000 | | | Cash | | 861,883,000 | | | 676,443,000 | | | 1,076,185,000 | | | KEY RATIOS |
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| Net Profit Margin | | 0.65 | % | | 0.51 | % | | 0.50 | % | | Cur. Ratio | | 1.0400 | | | 1.1700 | | | 1.1300 | | | Debt/Capital | | 0.2800 | | | 0.2400 | | | 0.1700 | |
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May-27-04
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| kamakura: SAMSUNG TO EXPAND INVESTMENTS TO US$16 BLN THIS YEAR SEOUL - The Samsung Group said today it has revised upwards its investment and employment plans for this year, complying with government efforts to stimulate the flagging economy and create more jobs. Under the revised plan, South Korea's No. 1 conglomerate will double group-wide investments from last year to 19.3 trillion won (US$16.36 billion) this year. Samsung's investments will be focused on semiconductors, flat-panel displays and information technology products, group spokesman Lee Soon-dong said.
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May-20-04
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| kamakura: SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS GIVES UP 'SAMSUNG CITY' PROJECT
SEOUL - Samsung Electronics Co. (KSE:005930) has given up a plan to build "Samsung City" south of Seoul in the face of opposition from government agencies wary of a favoritism dispute. In a revised proposal recently sent to the provincial government, Samsung said it would only build LCD manufacturing facilities in Tangjeong and expand the complex's size to 2.15 million square meters. Under the new plan, Samsung intends to pour in 20 trillion won (US$16.98 billion) to build four seventh-generation (7G) LCD production lines in the complex.
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Apr-15-04
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| kamakura: Huge profit increase on the back of more flat screen sales. They invet in right technology at right time. |
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Dec-05-03
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| Chang: "and what will the penalty be? one month without (a flat screen) TV? ;-)" I don't think so.
The fact that they are charge is relevant already. |
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Dec-02-03
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| ToTo: and what will the penalty be? one month without (a flat screen) TV? ;-) |
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Dec-01-03
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| Chang: Even a powerful chaebol like Samsung has no impunity. The former and the current Presidents of Samsung Everland were indicted for selling the holding firm's stock at below-market prices to the son of Lee Kun-Hee, Chairman. |
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Oct-19-03
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| Euro: Can't go wrong with the new Sony minus the diversification. |
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Oct-17-03
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| martin707: SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., the world's biggest memory chip maker, said Friday its third-quarter profit rose a better-than-expected 6.6 percent on record sales of chips for phones and computers. http://money.cnn.com/2003/10/17/new... |
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Oct-10-03
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| Wolf: In spite of my previous comments on this company and some types of Japanese cuisine, I must say that the recent upturn in the US economy is a positive factor for future sales. |
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Jul-29-03
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| vitaminica: Samsung is investing heavily in China, $25.2 billion by 2010 in assembly lines for Thin Film Transistor-Liquid Crystal Display (TFT-LCD) products. Samsung will be the Microsoft of electronics. |
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Jul-16-03
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| Wolf: I think that they are the ones turniing sashimi!
net income is down 41% |
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Jun-23-03
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| vitaminica: I agree, muc like computers, old equipment becomes a commodity very quickly. Still DELL has proven than even there you can make some profit. |
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Jun-23-03
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| ValerieG: same article; "So the secret to success in consumer electronics is getting the most advanced products onto retail shelves ahead of the competition. That way, you can charge premium prices..." |
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Jun-23-03
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| ValerieG: Excellent report!!
Samsung's "Sashimi Theory" of Success
CEO Yun Jong Yong says getting hot products to market before they become "dried fish" lets the electronics giant fetch high prices http://www.businessweek.com/technol... |
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Jun-23-03
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| ValerieG: "they dominate different market segmensts too" Samsung is a leading company in many high growth areas like flat screen monitors and cell phones. This is the new SONY. Impressive change for Korea, a country that had a bankrupt industry not long ago. This is a good model for other countries to follow. |
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Jun-14-03
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| martin707: Plenty!!! and they dominate different market segmensts too. |
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Jun-12-03
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| eljefe: "good review in businessweek.com. impressive company" but do they make mula?? |
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Jun-12-03
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| martin707: good review in businessweek.com. impressive company |
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Jun-12-03
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| ValerieG: SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co said on Wednesday it would invest $16.75 billion to build new plants to make flat-screen displays for computers and big-screen televisions, a move seen further cutting prices and squeezing rivals' margins. http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle... |
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