South Korean conglomerate Samsung is set to rake in around USD 4 billion more in revenue from Apple iPhone X parts that it manufactures.
A research done by Counterpoint Technology for The Wall Street Journal suggests that the amount earned by Samsung from making iPhone X parts could be more than what it gets from own flagship device — the Galaxy S8.
The revenue is expected based on prediction on iPhone X's projected sales in the 20 months beginning November 3 when it hits the market.
Samsung is one of the small numbers of semiconductor makers that makes a large number of NAND flash memory chips used in iPhones. It also is also supplying OLED screens to iPhone X.
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