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Samsung Moves U.S. Consumer HQ to Texas, Hundreds of Jobs Affected

The move shifts consumer-electronics operations closer to Samsung’s Texas chip fabs, prioritizing resources for its booming semiconductor business.

Overview

  • Samsung confirmed that 739 roles at its Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, offices are affected by the headquarters relocation and said most of those employees were offered relocation to Texas while others were let go.
  • Internal documents show SEA notified some staff of an “enterprise-wide reduction-in-force” on June 30, signaling a formal headcount change tied to the move.
  • Reporters identified about 100 additional job losses at SEA’s Plano, Texas, site, including employees in the mobile division, bringing the total reported U.S. impacts to roughly 839 people.
  • Samsung Electronics America handles U.S. sales and marketing for phones, TVs, displays and appliances and does not include the company’s semiconductor operations, which have posted a near 19-fold jump in quarterly profit.
  • Employees and local officials say the WARN-style notices made the cuts public and have raised concern about further consolidation as Samsung aligns consumer units with Texas’s tech and AI ecosystem.