TDK → Samsung Electronics

Yes, wafergraph tracks TDK as a supplier of Samsung Electronics, as of 2026-10-09. Samsung Electronics sources from 215 tracked suppliers in this dataset; TDK is positioned as a leader in Analog, Power, RF, so this edge is harder to replace than a challenger or niche supplier.

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Data as of 2026-10-09 · relationship type: tracked supplier → customer · both names resolve in companies.json · no dollar amount is shown unless it already sits on a company record, and none is invented here

Why this edge matters

TDK (leader in Analog, Power, RF) is a tracked supplier of Samsung Electronics (leader in IDM). Electronic components maker; SAW filters, MLCCs, and MEMS sensors. World's largest memory maker, plus leading-edge foundry and Exynos design. The edge is one of 215 tracked suppliers of Samsung Electronics and one of 2 tracked customers of TDK.

Source: derived from both company records and the counted edges.

Concentration / risk note

TDK is positioned as a leader in Analog, Power, RF, so this edge is harder to replace than a challenger or niche supplier. TDK has only 2 tracked customers in this dataset. Demand-side concentration is high.

Basis: supplier position, few customers. Omitted on edges where the graph does not back a concentration claim.

The two companies

TDK (supplier)

Electronic components maker; SAW filters, MLCCs, and MEMS sensors.

Samsung Electronics (customer)

World's largest memory maker, plus leading-edge foundry and Exynos design.

Other tracked suppliers of Samsung Electronics

Other tracked customers of TDK

Frequently asked questions2
How many suppliers does Samsung Electronics have?
The dataset records 215 tracked suppliers for Samsung Electronics.
How many customers does TDK have?
The dataset records 2 tracked customers for TDK.

Cite as: wafergraph, “TDK → Samsung Electronics — supplier relationship in the semiconductor supply chain”, https://wafergraph.com/relationship/tdk/samsung/ (data as of 2026-10-09).

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