Samsung Electronics signs long-term memory supply deals for next year, report says

Samsung Electronics has signed long-term agreements covering about 75% to 80% of its memory supply for next year, according to Korean media cited by ChainCatcher. The reported coverage includes high-bandwidth memory, a segment tied closely to demand from major technology companies. The report said Samsung has already finalized most of its contracts with major tech firms including Nvidia, Google and Microsoft. At the same time, SK hynix and Micron are also moving to lock in supply volumes, signing a series of large-scale long-term agreements with key customers. In a related development, Samsung Electro-Mechanics is reportedly close to signing a long-term deal worth KRW 700 billion with Taiwan-based power electronics company Delta Electronics to supply multilayer ceramic capacitors. The report points to a broader push by major component and memory suppliers to secure next-year demand through advance contracting.