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CEO's unusual 'Samsung is back' remark fuels Korea tech rally

January 03, 2026

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Samsung Electronics

- SHINHYE KANG & YOUKYUNG LEE

Samsung Electronics Co’s shares gained their most in about six months after its co-chief executive officer quoted customers as saying “Samsung is back,” further fueling a broader Asian tech stock rally Friday.

Samsung rose 7.2 per cent to a record high after normally low-key co-CEO Jun Young Hyun made that remark in a New Year’s memo to employees, spurring hopes Korea’s largest company is closing in on a deal to supply Nvidia Corp.

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