Samsung Electronics’ foundry division has been grappling with persistent losses over an extended period. According to estimates from securities firms, its operating loss is projected to hit roughly 6 trillion won in 2025. However, with the anticipated full - scale rollout of the 2nm process in 2026, the projected loss is expected to shrink to about 3 trillion won. Samsung's 2nm process has reached a stable yield rate of 50%, and mass production has already kicked off. Moreover, Samsung has clinched orders from international clients like Tesla. The company aims to turn its foundry business around by enhancing yield rates, broadening its customer base, and getting its new plant in the United States up and running smoothly.
