Samsung warns of £4.3bn hit to profits from Note 7 saga - lithium ion battery cost
Samsung Electronics says it will make a profit of £ 4.
3bn was hit by the cost associated with its failed Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.
The South Korean company went through a hot week and after failing to overcome lithium, it decided to abandon the model altogether.
An ion battery problem that causes the phone to overheat and explode.
The company initially insisted that the replacement was safe.
As the company continues to support its recall efforts, the company told investors on Friday that it is now expected to increase by 2 pounds.
In the coming financial quarter, profits for the pound 46 fell sharply.
The money is based on 1.
9bn hit said that it is likely to be booked between July and September.
The update is Samsung's third forecast in a week.
Operating profit increased by 6% to 5.
Last quarter was 75bn
Thanks to strong sales in its component business.
It will officially release data later this month.
Samsung confirmed the device on Tuesday.
It has just been launched for two months.
The company suspended sales last month and is currently expecting sales to exceed £ 1.
In addition to the previously recalled models, there are 5 million mobile phones and South Korea.
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