Samsung and SK Hynix face investor criticism despite profits

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, the two largest global memory chip manufacturers, are facing increasing pressure from investors to distribute more profits or implement larger share buyback programs. This comes in the wake of record profits driven by high demand for artificial intelligence chips. Despite an unprecedented cash flow estimated at around $263 billion by the end of the year, both companies have yet to announce clear plans to boost shareholder returns, raising questions about the sustainability of profits from the AI boom—especially as their shares have declined after a historic surge. Investors are urging the companies to increase dividend payouts, as their current policies are seen as less ambitious compared to their global competitors. This situation is affecting market confidence and stock valuations.

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