💨 Abstract
Samsung Electronics faces shareholder pressure due to weak performance and falling behind in AI-related semiconductor markets. The company acknowledges losing ground and plans to drive growth through meaningful mergers and acquisitions, while maintaining its focus on the memory chip business. Shareholders expressed concerns about the company's technological edge and lack of innovation. Samsung launched a share buyback plan last year to boost its stock price.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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