SEOUL -- Samsung Electronics said on Thursday that it is eyeing "meaningful" mergers and acquisitions in the next three years despite its de facto head, Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, returning to prison last week to serve a two-and-half year sentence.
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Samsung has enjoyed strong demand for memory chips and displays amid an economic rebound since the middle of 2020. © Reuters
SEOUL -- Samsung Electronics said on Thursday that it is eyeing "meaningful" mergers and acquisitions in the next three years despite its de facto head, Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, returning to prison last week to serve a two-and-half year sentence.