Samsung Gets $250 For Every iPhone Duo You Buy
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Apple has agreed to pay Samsung $250 per foldable OLED screen supplied for its forthcoming iPhone Duo, according to multiple reports. The arrangement spans three years and grants Samsung exclusive supplier status for the component, blocking competing manufacturers from the contract. Analysts at Citi project the deal could channel $1.8 billion to Samsung in its first year alone, underscoring the significant revenue stream from Apple's shift into foldable devices.
- Samsung secures exclusive foldable screen supply to Apple under a three-year agreement at $250 per unit, a high-value component contract that locks out rival suppliers.
- Citi estimates year-one revenue to Samsung from this deal at $1.8 billion, reflecting substantial device volumes and Apple's willingness to pay premium pricing for the technology.
- The exclusivity clause prevents other foldable manufacturers from supplying Apple during the contract term, cementing Samsung's dominance in that segment.
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