Samsung Group and SK Group are reportedly preparing to unveil large-scale investment plans totaling as much as 2,000 trillion won (about $1.3 trillion) over the next decade. The reports say the spending is aligned with President Lee Jae Myung’s flagship industrial strategy in South Korea. According to Korea Economic Daily, the companies could announce the combined program as part of a broader push to expand industrial capacity and support long-term economic goals. Tech in Asia also reports that Samsung and SK’s combined spending over ten years could reach the same ceiling, citing figures in won and their approximate U.S. dollar equivalent. The coverage does not detail specific sectors, allocation of funds, or timelines beyond the ten-year horizon, and it frames the figures as expected or reportedly planned rather than confirmed commitments. Overall, the sources agree on the reported scale, the participating companies, and the association with the administration’s industrial policy.