In order to surpass the success of the Galaxy S24, Samsung plans to ship more Galaxy S25 series phones next year.

It is anticipated that Samsung will release the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra sometime in early 2025. In the midst of online speculation over the flagship phones' features, a recent Korean rumor reveals Samsung's production schedule for the Galaxy S25 series. According to reports, the South Korean smartphone manufacturer plans to sell 37 million Galaxy S25 series phones in the upcoming year, which would be more than the number of Galaxy S24 series phones shipped this year. This shows how confident Samsung is in the demand for the next generation of phones.Samsung plans to sell about 37 million Galaxy S25 series phones next year, which is a little higher than the 35 million units of Galaxy S24 series phones that are anticipated, according to a report by The Elec. This implies that the business has high hopes for the next assortment of the Galaxy S series.

According to the estimate, Samsung plans to produce 229.4 million handsets the following year. Compared to the October prediction of 237 million units, this is a 7–8 million unit decrease. According to reports, the company intends to manufacture over 7 million foldable phones in the upcoming year.Following Samsung's announcement that the Galaxy S24 series shipped more units than the Galaxy S23 range, the firm released the most recent update regarding its production schedule. The Galaxy S24 series phones with Galaxy AI features saw double-digit increases in shipments and revenue over their predecessors, according to the company's Q2 earnings report this year. The Galaxy S24 was among the ten best-selling phones in Q3 2024, according to market research firm Counterpoint Research.