Samsung Electronics published its Q1 2018 results on Thursday, reporting robust revenue and profit growth, driven primarily by demand for the company’s memory chips. While the first quarter results were robust, it’s possible that Samsung could face some challenges in the interim, amid sluggish smartphone sales and potentially weaker results from the Display business. You can modify these drivers to arrive at your own price estimate for Samsung. The company expects DRAM demand to remain solid, and major players have also been relatively disciplined about their capacity expansions with investments focused on improving technologies, rather than just outright capacity growth. See How it’s Powering New Collaboration and What-IfsFor CFOs and Finance Teams | Product, R&D, and Marketing TeamsMore Trefis ResearchLike our charts?

Source: Forbes April 27, 2018 17:48 UTC