Samsung Electro-Mechanics is experiencing a rise in stock prices following news of its expansion in AI semiconductor packaging lines in partnership with NVIDIA.
As of 10:42 a.m. on October 22, the company’s shares were trading at 1,178,000 won, up 10,000 won (0.86%) from the previous trading day. At one point, the stock reached 1,234,000 won before retracting some gains.
The increase in stock price is attributed to improved investor sentiment following the announcement of a strategic business partnership with NVIDIA.
NVIDIA officially announced the partnership with Samsung Electro-Mechanics during its annual developer event, GTC 2026, held in Berlin the previous day. This marks the first time NVIDIA has formalized a strategic partnership with Samsung Electro-Mechanics.
Under this collaboration, the two companies plan to jointly invest in expanding dedicated production lines for AI semiconductor packaging at Samsung Electro-Mechanics' facilities in Sejong and Busan.
The supply will include substrates for NVIDIA's AI processing chipsets and packaging substrates for high-speed connections between chips in data centers.
NVIDIA expects this collaboration to secure a stable supply chain for advanced packaging substrates and alleviate supply bottlenecks associated with the expansion of global AI infrastructure. Samsung Electro-Mechanics is also anticipated to expand its high-value packaging substrate business, which has a high technological entry barrier.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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