Samsung SDS posts Q3 2026 revenue of 3.77 trillion won
Cloud revenue at Samsung SDS rose 18% year on year to 796.1 billion won, while the company was named preferred bidder on a 200MW data center project.
Samsung SDS reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of 3.7725 trillion won and operating profit of 241 billion won, according to techm.kr.
IT services revenue came to 1.681 trillion won, with cloud revenue at 796.1 billion won, up 18% from a year earlier. Within that segment, the company's CSP business grew 15% and its MSP business grew 25% year on year.
Logistics revenue reached 2.0915 trillion won, a 16% increase on the same quarter a year earlier.
Samsung SDS said it was selected as the preferred bidder for a data center DBO project of over 200MW pursued by Pacific Asset Management. The company's Gumi AI data center, with an initial power capacity of 60MW, is scheduled to hold its groundbreaking ceremony in early November.
The company also said its Brity Works AI collaboration solution has 330,000 cumulative users in the public sector.
Earlier AI push
At Real Summit 2026, Samsung SDS presented what it called a "multidimensional AI full-stack" strategy. In August 2026 the company began construction on a national AI computing center targeted for completion in 2028, and in the same month it verified industrial robot use cases with Walden Robotics and RoboForce, developed together with Samsung affiliates.
Quick answers
What were Samsung SDS's third-quarter 2026 results?
Revenue of 3.7725 trillion won and operating profit of 241 billion won.
How much did Samsung SDS's cloud business grow?
Cloud revenue was 796.1 billion won, up 18% year on year, with CSP up 15% and MSP up 25%.
What is the status of Samsung SDS's data center projects?
It was named preferred bidder for a data center DBO project of over 200MW pursued by Pacific Asset Management, and its 60MW Gumi AI data center breaks ground in early November.