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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
5 letters discussing SSNLF. Everything written about it on this site is on its ticker page.
- Oakmark Funds Wrong in the right direction Oakmark retained similar weights in Samsung and ASML after revising valuations upward to reflect AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory and lithography equipment. It credited Samsung’s memory scale and process leadership, ASML’s EUV-tool monopoly, and Intertek’s board for accepting a private-equity offer that recognized self-help opportunities and execution risks. 2Q 2026 — ASML $673BSSNLF delistedIKTSF $12B
- First Eagle Investments Overseas Fund Commentary The Overseas Fund repositioned into international value stocks it considers attractively valued outside mega-cap benchmarks while retaining gold as a strategic hedge against fiscal and geopolitical risk. Samsung Electronics, Samsung Life, Merck, Taiwan Semiconductor and Richemont led holdings discussed, while the team maintained exposure to Shell, Imperial Oil, Alibaba and Jardine Matheson despite near-term pressures. second quarter 2026 +3.2% 032830 $43BBABA $290BCFRHF $136BIMO $66B
- Polaris Capital Management Second Quarter 2026 International Equity Composite Commentary Polaris International Equity Composite bought Fujifilm Holdings, Astor Transformator Enerji and UniCredit while selling HD Hyundai Electric, SKF and Daicel after valuations or execution changed. The portfolio favored underappreciated cash-generative international businesses as AI concentration, sticky inflation and Middle East risks created valuation dislocations; Alibaba, AIA and several Chinese holdings detracted. SECOND QUARTER 2026 +12.3% AAIGF $98BBABA $290BFUJIY $25BIX $43B
- Polaris Capital Management First Quarter 2026 International Equity Composite Commentary Polaris International Equity Composite sold Methanex after it reached its valuation target, exited Capgemini as the outsourcing thesis weakened, and initiated Ryanair after an oil-driven selloff. The portfolio favors international diversification, financial holdings that benefit from higher rates, and quality companies trading at dislocated valuations. FIRST QUARTER 2026 +5.1% MEOH $4.5BRYAAY $29BBABA $290BBABWF $26B
- Polaris Capital Management First Quarter 2026 Global Equity Composite Commentary Polaris Global Equity Composite benefited from energy, technology, materials and utilities as the Strait of Hormuz closure reshaped sector leadership. The portfolio exited Methanex, Sally Beauty, UnitedHealth and Capgemini, then initiated Eastman Chemical and Ryanair on valuation, cost-cutting and supply-demand catalysts. FIRST QUARTER 2026 +5.9% CAPMF $22BDNBBF $48BE $86BMEOH $4.5B
