삼성전기 009150
Close as of Oct 12
₩1,487,000 -3.82%
Low ₩188,600 52-week range High ₩2,417,000
Mar 31 ~ Oct 12
₩1,487,000 +264.91%
1M 3M 6M
Low ₩407,500 High ₩2,270,000
Strong outflow index -₩35.8B Net flow, Outflow
Market flow rank Outflow #3 of 52
Sector flow rank #5 of 5 Multi-day trend, Persistent outflow
Cumulative flow +₩4.9B
outflow 3d streak Estimated from public price, change and volume. Not actual investor net buying.
Lending balance Little change 1D -0.04% 5D -0.41%
New 49,324 sh, Returned 50,288 sh
Shares borrowed through securities lending that have not yet been returned. Borrowed shares are often sold afterwards, so the balance is used as a reference for pending sell pressure.
As of 2026-10-12, FSC stock lending data
No hurdle0 to check first, 6 improvements checked through Oct 14
This only counts facts confirmed in filings. It does not look at whether the price is cheap or expensive, and it is not a reason to buy or sell on its own.
Company research researched Sep 1 Cash spent on plant and intangibles, KRW 603.9bn, was larger than the quarter's operating profit of KRW 440.4bn.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics makes MLCCs (multilayer ceramic capacitors), camera modules and semiconductor package substrates. Second-quarter 2026 revenue came to KRW 3,457.2bn, up 24 percent from a year earlier, and operating profit doubled to KRW 440.4bn, up 107 percent, driven by data-center MLCCs and high-end substrates for big-tech customers. In the same quarter the company paid out KRW 603.9bn for plant and intangible assets, more than the KRW 556.8bn its operations brought in, and covered the gap by adding KRW 332.9bn of new borrowings.
Q2 revenue KRW 3,457.2bn
Operating profit KRW 440.4bn
Operating margin 12.7%
Cash spent on plant and intangibles KRW 603.9bn
Total borrowings KRW 2,994.4bn
MLCC long-term supply customers About 10 Read the full research
Company profile Unqualified opinion 삼성전기(주)
CEO 장덕현
Employees 12,173
Average tenure 16 years
Average pay per employee ₩110M
Listed 1979-02-27
Founded 1973-08-08
Auditor 안진회계법인 Of 5 covered Tech & Internet stocks in Korean, 4 fell; the average change was -2.88%. Samsung Electro-Mechanics moved in the same direction at -3.82%. Estimated sector flow was outflow.
Variables to watch USD/KRW, US interest rates, Cloud demand, Digital ad spending
Risks to check -38% below the high, the downtrend may continue, Tighter platform regulation, An ad spending slowdown
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