Samsung has reported its earnings for Q4 2025, which ended December 31, 2025, in which the company posted 93.8 trillion won (USD 65.77 billion approx.) its highest-ever consolidated revenue, up 23.74% YoY and up 8.94% QoQ.
It made an operating profit of 20.1 trillion won (USD 14.06 billion), up 209.23% YoY and up 64.75% QoQ, largely due to strong sales in Memory Business, and its all-time high for the quarter.
For the whole of 2025, it posted 333.6 trillion won ($233.44 billion approx.) consolidated revenue, up 10.86% YoY. Operating profit was 43.6 trillion won (USD 30.49 billion), up 33.33% YoY.
Samsung MX (Mobile eXperience) in Q4 2025
The MX and Networks businesses posted 29.3 trillion won in consolidated revenue, down 13.56% YoY, but down 14% QoQ. The division posted 1.9 trillion won in operating profit, down 9.52% YoY, and down 47.22% QoQ.
The double-digit annual profit in 2025 is through flagship growth and stable sales of tablets and wearables, although smartphone sales declined in Q4 as new model launch effects normalized.
Samsung MX Q2 2026 and 2026 expectations
In Q1 2026, Samsung plans to further strengthen its AI smartphone leadership by delivering Agentic AI experiences with the launch of the Galaxy S26 series. It also aims to ensure sustained profitability driven by flagship sales expansion and resource optimization, in addition to addressing global competitive uncertainties by strengthening supply stability.
In 2026, the MX Business intends to consolidate its mobile AI leadership by leveraging next-generation AI experiences as well as innovation in slimmer and lighter form factors.
Additionally, it will pursue comprehensive growth across all segments via AI-driven product sales and new market expansion, while upholding a steadfast commitment to profitability through process optimization amid persistent cost pressures.
Samsung DS (Semiconductors) in Q4 2025
The semiconductor unit reported an operating profit of 44.0 trillion won, up 46.17% from the previous year and up 32.93% from the previous quarter, a new quarterly record.
In the quarter, despite limited supply availability, the Memory Business achieved record highs in quarterly revenue and operating profit by addressing strong conventional DRAM demand while expanding HBM sales amid an overall increase in prices.
The Business focused on improving profitability via higher sales of high-value-added products such as HBM, server DDR5 and enterprise SSDs.
Samsung DS Q2 2026 and 2026 expectations
In Q1 2026, the ongoing AI boom is expected to continue driving favorable market conditions across the industry, and the Memory Business plans to keep prioritizing high-value-added products for AI applications.
The Memory Business is on track to begin delivering HBM4 products this quarter — including those with industry-leading 11.7Gbps performance — with the aim of reestablishing a leadership position in the high-end HBM market.
As for 2026, the Memory Business will continue to maintain close partnerships with customers based on product competitiveness and aims to address customer demand through the timely shipment of competitive HBM4 and the expansion of sales of AI-related products such as DDR5, SOCAMM2 and GDDR7.
It also plans to proactively address AI-related NAND demand with a focus on scaling up sales of high-performance TLC products for Key Value SSD demand for inference.