Quarter Strong Growth for Samsung, in Spite of Analysts

It is also evident in the eyes of those who do not follow assiduously sales results in the smartphone market that Samsung is Korean recording sales volumes of its products extremely high, and generating economic results. This however does not seem to be regarded as enough to financial analysts.

The company has brought forward some data expects to obtain in their second quarter of 2013, which will become definitive data over the next few weeks. According to Samsung's estimates the period closes with a turnover of around 49 billion u.s. dollars, an increase of 20% compared to the same period last year.

In terms of profits growth is even more substantial: with the 8.3 billion dollars expected a growth of 54% compared to the prior quarter and 47% on an annual basis.

Growing values in this way should make more than happy financial analysts but it doesn't seem to. An average expectations of 34 analysts had expected quarterly profit referred to the threshold of 8.75 billion u.s. dollars; from this a decline in the esteem of terminals sold, grown from 75 million to 65 million. Bounce off stronger rumors that Samsung would get to grips with a smartphone market top of the range in difficulty, with consumer demand is not able to ensure the expected sales volumes and struggling with margins that are lower than the past and the expectations.

Regardless of the opinion of analysts and what will be the actual quarterly economic data is evident as Samsung has achieved a respectable performance in the quarter just ended, with data that will not also be estimated as strong growth compared to the previous periods to confirm the consumer market demand for these products.