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Welcome South Korea. Samsung is the first stock from this country to be analyzed on DividendStocks.Cash. As usual, the analysis of the stock is based on the local currency. Doing so avoids distortions caused by exchange rate fluctuations when calculating key figures (e.g. earnings stability). Accordingly, the South Korean Won currency has been added to DividendStocks.Cash. 1 Euro corresponds to almost 1,300 South Korean Won. Because Samsung is a rather large company, the absolute numbers are unusually large for people used to numbers in Euro or US Dollar. Fortunately, this has no negative impact at all on the easy of understanding the key figures and charts on DividendStocks.Cash.
At least as important: Samsung is also a very interesting company in fundamental terms, when looking at long-term growth of profits and dividends as well as the current valuation.
As an “appetizer”, the chart below shows todays dividend yield far above the historical average. In addition, the valuation multiples (P/E, P/C) as of today are clearly below those of previous years:
Samsung: Dividends And Valuation
The fact that Samsung’s dividend yield has reached a historic high can also be seen using the relative dividend yield wich also available on the website. 100 out of 100 points are reached:
Samsung: Relative Dividend Yield
Other key fundamentals such as profit stability, debt and fair value calculations are available for Samsung as well as around 650 of the best-known and most popular stocks on DividendStocks.Cash.
