Samsung seems to have taken the bull by the horns as it tackled the structural challenges of its organization head on that ultimately led to the recall of the Note 7. Just today it surfaced on the internet informace, that Samsung plans to increase dividends, and consider an initiative by Samsung Electronics shareholders to list it on a foreign stock exchange, likely the NASDAQ.
Today again, the Korean media is bombarding us with reports that Samsung will also try to investigate the problem with Galaxy Note 7, which caused considerable damage, until the end of this year. Since the arrival of the new flagship is slowly and surely approaching Galaxy S8, it would be really nice if the company knew what was behind the battery explosions. Just a heads up, the manufacturer only has three months to do it!
"We're really looking at all the possibilities to determine the cause of the accidents.." a Samsung official said, the company doesn't want to pointlessly name the culprit behind everything. Samsung experts also have limited time to find out what actually happened. The results can then be a springboard for Samsung.
