Samsung Shares Fall on Disappointing Payouts

Samsung Electronics shares dropped after its record shareholder return plan fell short of investor expectations for buybacks. Analysts noted the plan lacked details on treasury share cancellations, weighing on related affiliates.

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SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD shares fell over 8% in Monday morning trade after the company announced a record $79 billion shareholder-return plan that disappointed investors expecting larger AI-driven cash distributions. The announcement follows mounting pressure on South Korea tech giants to return record-breaking profits from soaring chip demand. Investors had anticipated larger buybacks and clearer timelines to directly support equity prices.

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