# Samsung Cash Holdings Hit 214.8 Trillion Won

> Samsung Electronics' cash holdings top 214.8 trillion won for first time, doubling in a year.
- Title: Samsung Cash Holdings Hit 214.8 Trillion Won · BigGo Finance
- Summary: Samsung Electronics' cash holdings top 214.8 trillion won for first time, doubling in a year.
- Keywords: samsung electronics, cash holdings, shareholder returns, capital expenditure, research and development, semiconductor industry, taylor fab, markets, BigGo Finance
- Source: BigGo Finance — https://finance.biggo.com/news/f99046fa-7ac1-46ee-b290-0d5f062f2f52
- Author: BigGo Finance
- Published: 2026-11-08T00:25:25+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: samsung electronics, cash holdings, shareholder returns, capital expenditure, research and development, semiconductor industry, taylor fab, finance, markets
## Samsung Cash Holdings
Samsung Electronics' cash and cash equivalents reached 214.8 trillion won at end of third quarter.
## First South Korean Company to Surpass 200 Trillion Won
This marks the first time a South Korean company has crossed the 200 trillion won threshold.
## Cash Holdings Double in a Year
Cash holdings doubled from 108.5 trillion won a year earlier to 214.8 trillion won.
## Net Cash Approaches 200 Trillion Won
Net cash reached 197.6 trillion won, approaching the 200 trillion won mark.
## Total Assets Near 800 Trillion Won
Total assets stood at 791.8419 trillion won, putting the 800 trillion won milestone within reach.
## Shareholder Returns Target
Samsung plans to hit the top end of its shareholder return target range of 90 to 110 trillion won.
## Capital Expenditure Plan
Capital expenditure for this year is set at 84.4 trillion won, 60% more than last year.
## Semiconductor Division Investment
76.8 trillion won will go to the semiconductor division to build new memory fabs.
## R&D Spending Surpasses 50 Trillion Won
R&D spending is expected to surpass 50 trillion won for the full year.
## Key takeaway

Samsung Electronics' cash and cash equivalents reached 214.8 trillion won at end of Q3, doubling from 108.5 trillion won a year earlier.