The large demand for dram memory will grow samsung's revenues by 50%
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DRAM memory is gold, the great demand for this valuable resource means that its main manufacturers have been making large amounts of money for almost two years. Samsung is the world's largest producer of memory chips, and its revenue is expected to increase by 50% this early 2018.
High DRAM Demand Drives Samsung Profits
In the second half of last year 2017, Samsung began publishing record after record in its quarterly financial reports, primarily due to high demand for DRAN and NAND memory chips. According to recent information from Reuters, Samsung is expected to see its profits increase by 50% for the January-March period of this year 2018 due to the huge demand for DRAM memory.
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Analysts anticipate that Samsung has achieved an operating profit of $ 13.7 billion, an increase of more than 50% more compared to $ 8.8 billion in the same period last year. Samsung would be making 70 cents in operating profit for every $ 1 of DRAM chips sold.
Recall that recently one of the Samsung factories suffered, intentionally according to bad language, a power outage, spoiling about 60, 000 silicon wafers that were going to give rise to memory chips, something that will cause availability to over the next few months it will be somewhat lower than it should be, so prices will be higher.
Demand for dram fell in April, prices would start to drop
According to a Nikkei report, DRAM demand declined in April, leading to oversupply in the Japanese market and elsewhere. This drop in demand offers the possibility of reducing DRAM prices during the summer.
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Nand flash, revenues grow in the last quarter of 2019
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