Samsung’s Galaxy S25 and memory demand boost profits
Samsung is doing well with its profits, thanks to the upcoming Galaxy S25 and a growing need for memory chips. On April 4, 2025, the company shared that its earnings for the first three months of the year were better than expected. They made around 6.6 trillion won (about $4.9 billion) in operating profit, which is a big jump from the 0.64 trillion won they earned during the same time last year.
The main reason for this success is the high demand for DRAM, a type of memory used in phones, computers, and other gadgets. As more people buy smart devices and companies build advanced tech like AI systems, the need for these chips keeps growing. Samsung, being a top maker of DRAM, is cashing in on this trend. Experts say the company’s profits from its chip business likely hit 4.5 trillion won, a huge improvement from the 1.5 trillion won loss it faced last year.
The Galaxy S25, set to launch soon, is also helping. Fans are excited about the new phone, and pre-orders are expected to be strong. This buzz is boosting Samsung’s mobile business, adding to the company’s overall growth. Plus, Samsung’s screens and other parts are in high demand, making its different divisions work together for success.
Looking ahead, Samsung expects the good times to continue. The rise of AI and smart tech means more need for memory chips and powerful devices. While there’s tough competition from other companies, Samsung’s strong position in both phones and chips keeps it ahead. For now, the company is on a solid path, blending its smartphone popularity with its tech expertise to stay profitable.
