Digitimes September 8, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Samsung boosts Galaxy A series output as rivals cut lower-end phones

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Samsung Electronics has moved to expand production of mid- to low-end smartphones from August to November 2026, according to South Korean media <em>Maeil Business Newspaper</em>. The plan comes as rising memory chip prices are forcing other handset makers to pull back on lower-margin models, and Samsung is looking to use the shift to gain more smartphone market share.

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