Global chip shortage: Samsung forecasts 53% jump in quarterly profit

📊Executive Summary
Samsung Electronics anticipates a 53% increase in quarterly profit due to strong demand for memory chips amid a global chip shortage. The company forecasts an operating profit of $11 billion for the quarter ending June, driven by increased demand for electronics as consumers shift online. Despite weaker sales of devices, Samsung's outlook surpasses analysts' expectations, indicating robust performance in the tech sector. The ongoing chip shortage has empowered manufacturers to raise prices, with Samsung's co-CEO highlighting a serious supply-demand imbalance. This shortage has also impacted automotive production, prompting initiatives from the US and EU to boost domestic chip manufacturing....
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