Samsung Electronics to close Slovakia TV plant in May

Samsung Electronics will shut down its TV production plant in Galanta, Slovakia, in May, industry sources said. The closure ends 24 years of operations to improve efficiency. The facility currently employs about 700 workers.

Samsung Electronics Co. will close its TV production plant in Galanta, Slovakia, in May, ending 24 years of operations, Yonhap News Agency reported on March 19, citing industry sources. Established in 2002, the facility has supplied TVs to the European market and currently employs about 700 workers. The company plans to provide reemployment support for the affected staff. The move responds to prolonged low growth in the global TV market and intensifying competition. High energy prices in Slovakia and rising production costs from surging memory and component prices also contributed. Samsung aims to enhance operational efficiency through this decision.

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Samsung electronics union to hold wage talks next week

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Samsung Electronics' labor union announced on Friday that it will resume wage negotiations with management next week. The decision follows the breakdown of initial talks over bonuses and acceptance of government mediation requests. Unionized workers had threatened an 18-day general strike starting May 21.

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics will vote from Monday through March 18 on whether to launch an 18-day strike from May 21 to June 7. The vote comes amid controversy over warnings of disadvantages for those who do not participate. It would mark the second walkout since the company's founding.

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Samsung Electronics' union has approved a general strike with 93.1 percent support, demanding bonus reforms and a 7 percent pay raise. This would be the company's second strike since 1969, coinciding with a prosecution probe into insider trading that could pressure shares.

Samsung Electronics estimated a record first-quarter operating profit of 57.2 trillion won ($37.9 billion) on Tuesday, driven by surging demand for AI chips. The figure marks a 755 percent increase from a year earlier, with sales reaching 133 trillion won for the first time exceeding 100 trillion won. The results surpassed analysts' expectations amid a booming AI sector.

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Samsung Electronics confirmed record Q1 sales of 133.87 trillion won and operating profit of 57.23 trillion won on April 30, slightly beating its earlier guidance of 133 trillion won in sales and 57.2 trillion won in OP. The results, up 69% and 756% year-on-year, were fueled by AI-driven memory chip demand, with net profit jumping over fivefold to 47.22 trillion won.

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