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Samsung just filed 200 wearable patents to defend its lead against Apple and Google.
Samsung's patent filings span AI glasses, smartwatches and health patches, outpacing domestic rivals this year. SK Hynix is deepening ties to Japan's Kioxia by becoming its second-largest shareholder, a move tied to flash memory supply chains. Bain Capital exited a Korean holding for roughly 1 trillion won in gains, one of its largest regional exits this year. Hanwha Ocean's newly certified FPSO technology positions Korean shipbuilders for a deep-sea oil contract in South America.

Sources:
- Samsung Arms 200 Patents, Unchallenged Even in Wearables — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-07-27
- SK Hynix Becomes Kioxia's Second-Largest Shareholder — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-07-27
- Bain Capital's Large Stake Sale Nets Record Gains — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-07-27
- Hanwha Ocean Pursues South American Deep-Sea Oil Field — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-07-27

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00:02Samsung just piled a patters covering EBEK, distinct wearable technologies, at sing, it's at sing its edge, in the smart
00:11glasses and watch race.
00:14SK Hynixsonen on track to become Kyosia's second razorest shareholder after buying in to the Japanese memory maker.
00:23Bain Capital pocketed roughly 1 trillion won, selling down its stake in a Korean portfolio company.
00:31Hanwha Ocean is chasing a deep-sea oil contract in South America after certifying its FPSO technology.
00:39It's Monday, July 27th. Let's take a look at a key development in Korea's industry sector.
00:46Korean industrial giants are moving on multiple fronts this week, from wearable tech to global shipbuilding contracts.
00:55Samsung is racing to defend its lead in wearables, as global rivals ramp up AI-powered devices.
01:03Meanwhile, SK Hynix and Hanwha Ocean are pursuing strategic stakes and contracts overseas to secure supply chains and new revenue.
01:14Here's what the numbers show.
01:16Samsung filed patent applications covering 200 distinct wearable technologies, spanning AI glasses, smartwatches, and health patches, a filing volume that
01:29outpaces domestic rivals this year.
01:32SK Hynix acquired shares that make it Kyosia's second-largest shareholder, deepening its ties to the Japanese flash memory maker.
01:42Bain Capital sold its stake in a Korean portfolio company for gains of roughly 1 trillion won, about $720 million,
01:52one of the firm's largest exits in the region this year.
01:56Hanwha Ocean's FPSO design earned international certification, opening the door to a deep-sea oil contract off South America, with
02:07a deal possible within this quarter.
02:10LG shipped its cumulative 5 millionth InstaView refrigerator worldwide, marking a milestone for the premium appliance line.
02:19So, what does this mean for supply chain managers and industry analysts tracking Korea?
02:25Earlier, we said Samsung filed 200 wearable patents.
02:31That volume signals Samsung intends to hold its lead, even as Apple and Google push harder into AI wearables.
02:40For chip supply chains, SK Hynix's growing stake in Kyosia points to tighter cooperation on flash memory output as global
02:50demand recovers.
02:52And for shipbuilders and energy investors, Hanwha Ocean's FPSO certification signals Korean yards are moving beyond tankers into high-margin
03:04offshore energy infrastructure.
03:06That's today's AI PRISM, Industry Daily.
03:11This episode was produced with AI assistance based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor.
03:20AI PRISM is a Juan Ifra Award-winning series.
03:24We'll be back tomorrow.

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