Samsung y SK Hynix registran beneficios récord superiores a los de las empresas indias

Los fabricantes de chips surcoreanos Samsung y SK Hynix reportaron beneficios combinados de 59.700 millones de dólares en el trimestre de marzo de 2026. Esta cifra supera las ganancias totales de todas las empresas indias que cotizan en bolsa en cualquier trimestre anterior. La fuerte demanda de chips de memoria vinculada a la inteligencia artificial impulsó los resultados.

Las dos firmas lograron estas ganancias récord en medio de un aumento del gasto mundial en infraestructura de IA. Los chips de memoria, componentes esenciales en los centros de datos y en los sistemas informáticos avanzados, constituyeron el núcleo del aumento de los beneficios.

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SK hynix reported record Q1 sales of 52.58 trillion won and operating profit of 37.61 trillion won ($25.42 billion) on Thursday. The figures marked year-on-year increases of 198 percent in sales and 405.5 percent in operating profit, driven by strong AI infrastructure demand. Net profit also hit a record 40.34 trillion won ($27.3 billion).

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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South Korean shares opened nearly 3 percent higher on Wednesday, driven by sharp gains in blue-chip tech stocks despite Middle East uncertainties. The benchmark KOSPI jumped 162.04 points, or 2.87 percent, to 5,802.52 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Semiconductor firms led the rally following Nvidia's annual tech conference.

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A Xiaomi executive warned on an earnings call that memory prices surging 'beyond imagination' are drawing smartphone makers into a long-term price-raising cycle, after which some players may suffer significant losses or even closure. The company reported a 27 percent year-on-year drop in fourth-quarter net profit.

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