Samsung Revenue: 2025 data

Samsung Revenue

In short

Samsung Electronics’ revenue rose 10.9% to a record KRW 333.6 trillion in 2025, according to its annual business report, after falling to KRW 258.9 trillion in 2023. Operating profit rose to KRW 43.6 trillion, and the chip division (DS) supplied KRW 24.9 trillion of it, 57%, against a loss of KRW 14.9 trillion two years earlier.

Sources: Samsung Electronics 2025 Business Report, 4Q 2025 earnings presentation. Analysis by The Business Engineer.

How we source: the figures in the boxes and charts on this page come from Samsung Electronics’s own annual filing, with the period stated next to each number. Data checked 17 October 2026. The original article below may quote earlier periods. Our methodology.

Key figures · 2025 (year to 31 December 2025)
Total revenue, 2025KRW 333.6T+10.9% vs prior year
Operating profitKRW 43.6T (KRW 32.7T in 2024)2025
Chip division (DS) operating profitKRW 24.9T, 57% of the total2025
Net profitKRW 45.2T (KRW 34.5T in 2024)2025
Source: Samsung Electronics 2025 Business Report, 4Q 2025 earnings presentation. Changes calculated by FourWeekMBA from the filing.
Samsung Electronics revenue by division, 2025
Division revenue, 2025, including sales between divisions (so the bars add up to more than the KRW 333.6T total)
DS (semiconductors)KRW 130.1T
MX / Networks (smartphones)KRW 129.5T
VD / DA (TVs, appliances)KRW 57.3T
SDC (Samsung Display)KRW 29.8T
HarmanKRW 15.8T
Source: Samsung Electronics 2025 Business Report, 4Q 2025 earnings presentation. Bars drawn to scale. Chart by The Business Engineer.
Samsung Electronics revenue, 2021 to 2025
Total revenue per fiscal year
2021KRW 279.6T
2022KRW 302.2T
2023KRW 258.9T
2024KRW 300.9T
2025KRW 333.6T
Source: Samsung Electronics 2025 Business Report, 4Q 2025 earnings presentation. Bars drawn to scale. Chart by The Business Engineer.
Samsung Electronics Revenue
005930.KS · FY2024
$236.0B
Total Revenue (FY2024)
+17.7% YoY
Total $236.0B Revenue Device Solutions (semiconductors) $100.0B (42%) Device eXperience (consumer electronics) $120.0B (51%) Harman: $10.0B (4%) Display: $6.0B (3%)
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Samsung's semiconductor business rebounded strongly in 2024 after a cyclical downturn, driven by AI memory (HBM) demand.
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Samsung generated over $244 billion in revenue in 2021, compared to over $206 billion in 2020.

Samsung operates operate four business divisions

  • Consumer Electronics (“CE”): The CE division includes digital TVs, monitors, air conditioners, and refrigerators.
  • Information technology & Mobile communications (“IM”): This division
    includes mobile phones, communication systems, and computers.
  • Device Solutions (“DS”): DS division includes semiconductor products such as
    memory, foundry, and system LSI (“Semiconductor”), and display products such as LCD and OLED panels (“DP”)
  • And Harman: it includes connected car systems, audio and visual products, enterprise automation solutions and connected services.

The Company is domiciled in the Republic of Korea and is located in Suwon, the Republic of Korea.

Samsung is one of the few companies in the world which managed to compete against a tech giant like Apple — as explored in the interface layer wars reshaping consumer tech — .

For instance, in 2021, Samsung generated nearly $245 billion in revenue, whereas Apple generated nearly $366 billion.

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