Korea/Asia, Events, IPOs, Douglas Research Advisory

Douglas Kim

Nearly 30 years of experience in the Korean/Asian equity research. Major sectors coverage include the following:
- Technology 
- Consumer 
- Special Situations/Deep Value Plays
- Tender Offers/M&As
- Holdcos/Stubs
- Asian Unicorns/Private Companies

Korea/Asia, Events, IPOs

SK Hynix (000660 KS) Uptrend Resuming (Tactical Entry, Long-Term)

SK Hynix (000660 KS): 2x Leveraged ETFs Rebound, but Retail Activity Stays Subdued (9 Sep 2026)

Progress of 55 Trillion Won Share Buybacks Announced by SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics

Samsung C&T: Updated NAV Valuation + Positive Impact from Samsung Electronics' Special Dividend

Korean Prefs Outperforming Common Shares Amid Recent Bear Market in Korea

Samsung Electronics Preparing to Announce Shareholder Returns of 100 Trillion Won+

SK Hynix to Announce a Major Shareholder Return Plan - But How Much Is This Already Factored In?

Douglas Research Advisory

Event-Driven

Samsung Electronics Pref Shares / Event-Driven

Samsung Electronics Pref Shares (005935 KS)

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<li>In this insight, I argue why Samsung Electronics should buyback and cancel at least 10% of its preferred shares.</li>
<li>Clearly, many shareholders have been disappointed with lack of buybacks/cancellations with the recent 30 trillion won dividend program.</li>
<li>In order to appease many disappointed investors in Samsung Electronics, the company should significantly increase the buybacks/cancellation portion of the remaining shareholder returns, especially for the preferred shares. </li>
</ul>


In this insight, I argue why Samsung Electronics should buyback and cancel at least 10% of its preferred shares.
Clearly, many shareholders have been disappointed with lack of buybacks/cancellations with the recent 30 trillion won dividend program.
In order to appease many disappointed investors in Samsung Electronics, the company should significantly increase the buybacks/cancellation portion of the remaining shareholder returns, especially for the preferred shares. 


Why Samsung Electronics Should Buyback and Cancel At Least 10% of Its Preferred Shares