Article 26 of Korea's Fair Trade Act requires large business groups to disclose goods-and-services transactions with affiliates in which the controlling family holds a stake. The rule exists to expose the practice of steering work to family-linked companies.

This is Samsung Electronics' report for Q2 2026 (1 April–30 June). The counterparty is Samsung Welstory, the group's catering and food-service company: ₩2.95bn of sales to it and ₩155.77bn of purchases from it, ₩158.72bn combined. The filing measures that against Samsung Electronics' prior-year standalone revenue of ₩238.04tn and puts it at 0.07%.

Nothing here moves the investment case. It is written up only because the site was still showing this row under its Korean title.

Uncertain: the disclosure covers only affiliates with controlling-family ownership, so it is not a complete picture of Samsung Electronics' related-party dealings. The related-party note in the half-year report is the fuller source. Note also that the ₩238.04tn revenue base is standalone, not the ₩333.6tn consolidated figure shown elsewhere on this page.