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Samsung announces Korea's largest ever shareholder return plan, intending to return up to $79 billion this year, accounting for 50% of free cash flow.
Samsung Electronics announced that it will return up to 110 trillion Korean Won (approximately 79 billion USD) to shareholders by 2026, representing about 50% of its free cash flow, setting a new record for the highest return in South Korean corporate history. The company plans to distribute 30 trillion Korean Won in quarterly dividends and repurchase 15 trillion Korean Won in shares.
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