Samsung 75" Q70C/Q77C QLED TV

Samsung televisions are part of a global supply chain managed by Samsung Electronics. While the company is a South Korean giant, its television manufacturing is distributed across several key international hubs to serve different markets efficiently. For the European market, including Denmark, products are primarily assembled in factories located in Slovakia (Galanta) and Hungary (Jászfényszaru). Other major global production centers include Vietnam, which is Samsung's largest mobile and display hub, and Mexico for the North American market.

The brand has a storied history, having evolved from a trading company founded in 1938 into one of the world's leading technology conglomerates. Today, Samsung is the global leader in TV sales, a position it has held since 2006. The ownership structure is complex, typical of South Korean 'chaebols', involving significant cross-shareholdings by the founding Lee family, institutional investors like the National Pension Service of Korea, and global asset managers.