Samsung Electro-Mechanics reported a rise in net income for the fourth quarter, with operating profit and sales also increasing compared to the previous year. The company will pay a higher year-end dividend per share, reflecting its strong 2025 business results. Samsung Electro-Mechanics anticipates continued demand for smartphone camera modules and growth in automotive and new applications like ADAS and humanoid robotics. Despite closing 2.23% lower on the Korean Stock Exchange, the company plans to maintain a payout ratio of at least 20% going forward.

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