Samsung Electronics is trading at €2820, down 3.09% now after investors judged its record shareholder-return plan insufficient, particularly regarding buybacks and the distribution of AI-driven cash flows.
- Reuters reported that the plan, worth up to $79 billion, disappointed investors expecting a larger share of the windfall and greater buyback clarity.
- Semiconductor weakness and broader technology selling are adding pressure.
- The decline is company-led but amplified by sector risk ahead of Nvidia’s earnings.