Samsung Electronics is set to release its second-quarter results on Tuesday, with analysts expecting a sharp surge in operating profit and revenue.
According to Jin10, the average analyst forecast put preliminary operating profit at 84.3 trillion won, up 18 times from a year earlier and above the company’s full-year profit for 2025. Revenue was expected to rise 127% to a record 169 trillion won.
Since June, chip stocks have seen repeated steep pullbacks amid concerns about intensifying competition, potential capacity oversupply, and questions over returns on large AI investments. Those worries have increased the market focus on Samsung’s upcoming results, with expectations already elevated and limited room for disappointment.
Roundhill Financial CEO Dave Mazza said Samsung’s results come as the market questions the investment case for memory chips from both supply and demand perspectives. He said results close to expectations would help calm the debate and would be favorable for Samsung.