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Korea's industrial giants moved on four fronts today: chips, batteries, autos, and mobile.
Samsung's mobile chief pushed back on Apple's looming foldable entry, citing seven years of built-up competitiveness. Samsung Electro-Mechanics won another 300 billion won (approx. $203M) in AI-server MLCC orders, after a 450 billion won ($304M) deal in June. Hyundai's Q2 operating profit fell 21% to 2.83 trillion won ($1.91B) as revenue rose 1.9% to 49.2 trillion won ($33.3B) and its union kept striking. LG Energy Solution sued China's EVE Energy over separator tech; Unison targets 1 trillion won ($676M) in 2030 wind turbine revenue. (KRW-USD approx. 1,480.)

Sources:
- Samsung's Mobile Chief Takes Aim at Apple Over Foldable Competitiveness — Seoul Economic Daily, July 24, 2026
- Samsung Electro-Mechanics Wins Another 300 Billion Won in MLCC Orders — Seoul Economic Daily, July 24, 2026
- Hyundai Motor's Q2 Operating Profit Falls 21% Amid Union Strikes — Seoul Economic Daily, July 24, 2026
- LG Energy Solution Sues China's EVE Energy Over Separator Technology — Seoul Economic Daily, July 24, 2026
- Unison Targets 1 Trillion Won in Revenue by 2030 With Wind Turbines — Seoul Economic Daily, July 24, 2026

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#SamsungElectronics #SamsungElectroMechanics #HyundaiMotor #LGEnergySolution #Unison #MLCC #KoreaIndustry #KOSPI #AIPRISM #SeoulEconomicDaily #WANIFRA

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00:02Four numbers just reshaped Korea's industrial landscape.
00:08Samsung's mobile chief says seven years of competitiveness can't be closed in one product cycle,
00:14aiming squarely at Apple ahead of a September foldable launch.
00:19Samsung Electromechanics landed another 300 billion won in MLCC orders for AI servers,
00:27its second major win in two months.
00:30Hyundai Motor's operating profit fell 21% in the second quarter,
00:35even as its union pressed ahead with more strikes.
00:40LG Energy Solution just filed a U.S. patent suit
00:43against a Chinese rival over battery separator technology.
00:49It's Friday, July 24th.
00:51Let's take a look at a key development in Korea's industry sector.
00:55Samsung's remarks came right after unpacked London,
00:58as rising memory chip prices squeezed smartphone makers worldwide.
01:04Samsung Electromechanics' new order follows a 450 billion won contract in June,
01:10both tied to the same AI server build-out.
01:14Hyundai and LG Energy Solution, meanwhile, are both facing intensifying Chinese competition,
01:20one on cost, the other on technology.
01:23Hyundai Motor posted 2.825 trillion won in operating profit for the second quarter,
01:32down 21% from 3.56 trillion won a year earlier.
01:38Revenue climbed 1.9% to 49.2 trillion won,
01:43a modest gain that couldn't offset the profit slide as the union pressed ahead with repeated walkouts.
01:51Samsung Electromechanics secured 300 billion won in new MLCC orders from a global tech client,
01:58its second major AI server win in two months.
02:03LG Energy Solution's new U.S. lawsuit accuses China's EVE Energy of copying separator technology,
02:10adding to a wave of battery IP disputes as Chinese makers expand overseas.
02:17Unison set a 2030 revenue target of 1 trillion won,
02:22betting on combined onshore and offshore wind turbine orders to double its current business.
02:29Samsung's DX chief called foldables a maturing category open to more competitors,
02:35even as he defended the company's lead ahead of Apple's rumored entry.
02:40So what does this mean for global industry analysts and supply chain managers watching Korea?
02:46Earlier, we said Samsung isn't worried about Apple's foldable entry.
02:51Here's what that actually means for you.
02:54Expect Samsung to defend pricing and specs aggressively through September's launch,
03:00rather than seed share.
03:01Samsung Electromechanics' back-to-back MLCC wins show Korea capturing a growing slice of the AI server supply chain,
03:11worth tracking against Taiwanese and Japanese rivals.
03:15Hyundai's profit slide and LG Energy Solutions' patent fight point to the same pressure,
03:21Chinese rivals squeezing Korean manufacturers on cost and technology,
03:26making supply chain diversification and IP defense the two themes to watch this quarter.
03:33Three things to track.
03:36Samsung's September unpacked event for foldable pricing and specs,
03:40Hyundai's third quarter earnings for signs of a labor settlement,
03:43and how the EVE Energy lawsuit moves through U.S. courts.
03:49That's today's AI Prism, Industry Daily.
03:52This episode was produced with AI assistants based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting
03:58and reviewed by a human editor.
04:01AI Prism is a Juan Ifra Award-winning series.
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