Institutions expect Samsung shareholder returns to expand tenfold, while SK Hynix's dividend yield is expected to reach 3.9%
智通财经2026/08/17 01:31- KB Securities expects the annual scale of Samsung Electronics' upcoming new shareholder return policy to expand more than tenfold compared to the current 9.8 trillion KRW, with a total return scale over the next three years reaching at least 600 trillion to 700 trillion KRW. The dividend yield is expected to reach 7% to 15%.
- DS Investment Securities estimates that after deducting regular dividends from 50% of cumulative free cash flow (161.3 trillion KRW) between 2024 and 2026, Samsung can additionally return 131.8 trillion KRW, of which up to 40% may be used for special dividends and the remainder for buyback and cancellation of shares.
- Future Asset Securities expects SK Hynix's special shareholder return scale to be about 40 trillion KRW, and believes the larger the return scale, the more it reflects the company's confidence in future cash generation capacity. Based on current share price calculations, the dividend yield could reach up to 3.9%.
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