Samsung Electronics
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Samsung Electronics
Summary
Samsung Electronics is a business[1]. It ranks in the top 0.34% of business entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,684 views/month, #100 of 29,529).[2]
Key Facts
- Samsung Electronics was a member of Linux Foundation[3].
- Samsung Electronics was a member of JS Foundation[4].
- Samsung Electronics was a member of FIDO Alliance[5].
- Samsung Electronics was a member of SD Association[6].
- Samsung Electronics was a member of OpenPOWER Foundation[7].
- Samsung Electronics was a member of Wireless Power Consortium[8].
- Samsung Electronics is in the country of South Korea[9].
- Samsung Electronics is in the country of DE[10].
- Samsung Electronics is in the country of GR[11].
- Samsung Electronics's instance of is recorded as business[12].
- Samsung Electronics's instance of is recorded as enterprise[13].
- Samsung Electronics's instance of is recorded as public company[14].
- Samsung Electronics's instance of is recorded as organization[15].
- Samsung Electronics's founder is recorded as Lee Byung-chul[16].
- Samsung Electronics is owned by treasury stock[17].
- Samsung Electronics is owned by National Pension Service[18].
- Samsung Electronics is owned by Samsung Life Insurance[19].
- Samsung Electronics is owned by Samsung C&T Corporation[20].
- Samsung Electronics is owned by Lee Kun-hee[21].
- Samsung Electronics's headquarters location is recorded as Suwon[22].
- Samsung Electronics's headquarters location is recorded as Seoul[23].
- Samsung Electronics's chief executive officer is recorded as Kim Ki Nam[24].
- Samsung Electronics's chief executive officer is recorded as Kim Hyun Suk[25].
- Samsung Electronics's chief executive officer is recorded as Koh Dong-jin[26].
- Samsung Electronics's chief executive officer is recorded as Lee Jae-yong[27].
Body
Founding
Samsung Electronics's founder is recorded as Lee Byung-chul[16]. Recorded inception include January 13, 1969[28], 2003-12-16[29], and 2010-04-23[30]. Its location of formation is recorded as Seoul[31].
Identity
Part of include Samsung Group[32] and Dow Jones Global Titans 50[33].
Leadership
Chief executives include Kim Ki Nam[24], b. 1958[34], of South Korea[35]; Kim Hyun Suk[25], an entrepreneur[36], b. 1961[37], of South Korea[38]; Koh Dong-jin[26], a politician[39], b. 1961[40], of South Korea[41]; and Lee Jae-yong[27], a businessperson[42], b. 1968[43], of South Korea[44].
Operations
Headquarters locations include Suwon[22], a city of South Korea[45], in South Korea[46] and Seoul[23], a Special City of Korea[47], in South Korea[48], founded in 1395[49]. Subsidiaries include Samsung Electronics Limited[50]; Samsung Electronics Holding[51]; Samsung Electronics America[52], a business[53], in United States[54], founded in 1978[55], headquartered in Ridgefield Park[56]; Samsung Medison[57], a business[58], founded in 1985[59], headquartered in Seoul[60]; Samsung Mobile Display[61]; and Harman International Industries[62], a business[63], in United States[64], founded in 1980[65], headquartered in Stamford[66].
Industry
Samsung Electronics's industry is recorded as electronics industry[67].
Ownership
Owners include treasury stock[17]; National Pension Service[18], a business[68], in South Korea[69], founded in 1988[70], headquartered in Jeonju[71]; Samsung Life Insurance[19], an insurance company[72], founded in 1957[73], headquartered in Seoul[74]; Samsung C&T Corporation[20], a business[75], in South Korea[76], founded in 1938[77], headquartered in Seocho District[78]; and Lee Kun-hee[21], an entrepreneur[79], 1942–2020[80], of South Korea[81], awarded the Silver Olympic Order[82]. Stock exchanges include London Stock Exchange[83], Korean Stock Exchange[84], and Frankfurt Stock Exchange[85]. Samsung Electronics's product or material produced is recorded as hard disk drive platter[86].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for Samsung Electronics include Samsung Galaxy A14[87], a smartphone model[88] and Samsung Galaxy A15[89], a smartphone model[90].
Why It Matters
Samsung Electronics ranks in the top 0.34% of business entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (6,684 views/month, #100 of 29,529).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[91] It is known by 33 alternative names across languages and contexts.[92]
Entities named for it include Samsung Galaxy A14[87], a smartphone model[88] and Samsung Galaxy A15[89], a smartphone model[90].