Samsung Electronics is planning a substantial share buyback, according to a report cited by multiple outlets. Seeking Alpha reports the company is expected to pursue a $59 billion buyback. Channel NewsAsia, citing Yonhap, says Samsung plans to buy back shares worth 90 trillion won. The reports indicate the buyback would be carried out at a very large scale, reflecting Samsung’s capital allocation priorities. While the outlets differ in the figures’ presentation—one using a U.S. dollar estimate and the other citing the amount in won—they describe the same overarching plan for a major repurchase program. The available information focuses on the announced or reported size of the buyback and does not provide further operational details in the excerpts provided, such as timing, authorization status, or the exact method for executing the repurchases. The reports attribute the information to Yonhap, with details then echoed by other coverage.