Samsung refuses to cut chip output despite plunging profits

Samsung refuses to cut chip output despite plunging profits

Samsung Electronics reaffirmed Tuesday that there will be no artificial production cut in its memory semiconductor production, even though the chip giant suffered from plunging profits in the fourth quarter of 2022. Instead, the company aims to proactively respond to chip demand, which it projects will recover in the future. In its earnings announcement, Samsung said fourth quarter sales dropped 7.97 percent year-on-year to 70.46 trillion won ($57.22 billion), while operating profit plunged 68.5 percent to 4.31 trillion won.

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