Samsung Electronics‘ had an impressive 2017, driven by soaring memory prices and a slight revival in its smartphone business, following the Galaxy Note 7 issues. However, we believe that the company’s growth could slow down slightly over 2018, falling to levels of about 8% due to moderation in the NAND market and potentially slower growth in the smartphone space. Below we take a look at some of the key revenue drivers of Samsung’s business. Samsung’s Revenues Likely To Grow At A Slower Pace In 2018Due to the aforementioned factors, we expect Samsung’s revenue growth to slow down to levels of around 8% this year. Moreover, there are reports that Apple could rely on LG for some of its future OLED supply, partly limiting Samsung’s prospects.

Source: Forbes March 01, 2018 20:37 UTC