On BRVX, the SAMSUNG perpetual stays quoted 24/7, with up to 100x while Samsung has not dated its Q3 2026 report. Q2 2026 was published in Seoul on July 30, 2026, conference call at 10:00 a.m. Seoul time (9:00 p.m. ET, July 29). The company works on Korea Standard Time, so its calls land in the American evening.
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Next report · Q3 2026
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The next call notice will appear under public disclosures at samsung.com/global/ir, and this page changes when it does.
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Checked on September 25, 2026
Samsung Electronics reports on the Korean calendar, not the US one. Its Q2 2026 results came out on July 30, 2026 in Seoul, with the conference call at 10:00 a.m. Korea Standard Time, which was 9:00 p.m. ET on July 29 in New York. The shares trade on the Korea Exchange as 005930, so the release lands during the Seoul session while US markets are shut. Q2 2026 revenue was KRW 171.5 trillion and operating profit KRW 89.5 trillion, both company records, with memory chips doing most of the lifting. The report splits into four segments: DS for semiconductors, DX for phones, TVs and appliances, Samsung Display, and Harman audio.
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Names from Samsung's own reporting. We do not publish forecasts.
Samsung's numbers arrive during the Korean trading day, when New York is closed. SAMSUNG on BRVX keeps being quoted, so the reaction can be traded before US markets open.
Memory is a cyclical business, so a change in the outlook for chip prices can move the stock more than the quarter itself.
At 5x, a 15.9% adverse swing in SAMSUNG wipes out the posted margin.
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Check your liquidation priceNot announced yet. Q3 2026 ends on September 30; Samsung reported Q2 on July 30, about a month after that quarter closed.
The Q2 2026 call started at 10:00 a.m. in Seoul, which was 9:00 p.m. ET the evening before. Seoul is 13 hours ahead of New York while the US is on daylight time.
Samsung pays quarterly dividends and announces them with its board decisions; the amounts are on its investor relations site, not repeated here.
On its investor relations site, samsung.com/global/ir, as a public disclosure with the call details, and on the Samsung Global Newsroom.
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