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SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics (OTC:) Co Ltd reported a 54% rise in second-quarter profit on Thursday as strong chip prices and demand buoyed results despite a decline in smartphone shipments from the previous quarter.
Operating profit rose to 12.6 trillion won ($10.95 billion) for the quarter ended June from 8.1 trillion won a year earlier, the world’s top maker of memory chips and smartphones said.
That was slightly higher than the company’s estimate of 12.5 trillion won earlier this month.
($1 = 1,150.2300 won)
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