Samsung executives are celebrating after the South Korean giant delivered a record Q4 2025 operating profit of A$22.1 billion on revenues of A$103 billion, achieved despite declining global TV and smartphone sales. One of the standout contributors to that performance was Harman, Samsung’s audio and automotive subsidiary, which continues to punch well above its weight within the broader group. In Q4 alone, Harman delivered A$5.1 billion in revenue and A$330 million in operating profit, reinforcing Samsung’s position as the world’s largest and most profitable audio company. For the full year 2025, Samsung reported approximately A$366.9 billion in revenue and A$48.0 billion in operating profit, with the Device Solutions (DS) division delivering a 33% quarter-on-quarter sales increase. Meanwhile, Samsung Display Company (SDC) posted solid results, generating A$10.5 billion in revenue and A$2.2 billion in operating profit, supported by strong demand across smartphone, IT and automotive displays.