SGSamsung Electronics introduced a larger foldable smartphone model called the Galaxy Z Fold8, along with increased prices for two existing foldable models, citing rising memory chip costs as a factor. The company faces competition from Apple, expected to enter the foldable market with a product comparable in size to an iPad mini. Analysts note that while the broader smartphone market is projected to shrink, foldable phone sales are anticipated to grow significantly. Rising chip prices are affecting Samsung’s profit margins, although its semiconductor division benefits from higher prices. The pricing strategy reflects efforts to offset these costs, particularly in high-end models where memory costs represent a smaller portion of total expenses.
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