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김화균
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Hyundai Securities to sell 16.71 million shares to KB Financial Group
[THE INVESTOR] Hyundai Securities disclosed on June 23 that it will sell 16.71 million of its own shares to KB Financial Group in a regulatory filing. Following the sale, valued at 107.1 billion won (US$93.4 million), KB Financial Group‘s stakes in Hyundai Securities will rise to 29.62 percent. KB Financial Group is Hyundai Securities‘ largest shareholder. The sale is set to be concluded on June 24. Hyundai Securities said that the sale date was brought forward from Aug. 29 following US Financia
June 23, 2016
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NPS holds 10.09% stake of Hanmi Pharm
[DISCLOSURE] National Pension Service announced on June 23 that it holds a 10.09 percent stake of Hanmi Pharm (128940).
June 23, 2016
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NPS holds a 9.62% stake of SK D&D
[DISCLOSURE] National Pension Service announced on June 23 that it holds a 9.62% stake of SK D&D(210980).
June 23, 2016
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Hanwha Techwin creates synergy effect with other defense units: brokerage firm
[THE INVESTOR] Hanwha Techwin has started to create synergy with other defense affiliates of Hanwha Group, a year after the firm was merged into Korea’s 10th largest family-controlled conglomerate, a local brokerage firm said. “Defense business was the matrix of Hanwha Group,” said Kim Ji-san, analyst at Kiwoon Securities while maintaining the price target of 56,000 won and a rating of “overweight.” He said Hanwha Techwin will enjoy more positive effects following its merger into the group which
June 21, 2016
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Rise of the daughters in fashion Korea
[THE INVESTOR] Step aside gentlemen, it’s time for the ladies to shine.The South Korean conglomerates have long been dominated by men -- usually the sons and grandsons of the founders. Although a few, such as Lee Myung-hee, chairwoman of Shinsegae, made their mark, the role of women has primarily been to support their husbands or sons. This trend, however, is slowly but definitely changing. The daughters of the founders of some of the clothing companies in South Korea are out to show that they t
June 21, 2016
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Samsung SDI still hopeful of China’s EV subsidies
[THE INVESTOR] Samsung SDI and LG Chem, the nation’s big two battery makers, are gauging the impact of their recent exclusion from a tentative list of companies that are subject to the Chinese government’s subsidies for electric vehicles.Amid its toughened control over EVs, China has required related companies to pass an enhanced evaluation process to get benefits from the government’s consumer subsidies using their batteries or other key parts. A factory worker holds Samsung SDI’s EV battery p
June 21, 2016
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Disgraced Nature Republic CEO steps down
[THE INVESTOR] Disgraced Nature Republic chief executive Jung Woon-ho on June 21 stepped down from his post and also as board member in the wake of the latest scandals involving his alleged embezzlement and illegal lobbying. Senior vice president Kim Chang-ho, 58, was named to replace Jung. Kim Chang-ho.“We decided on Kim after reviewing who would be the best choice at this time,” the company said in a statement following a board meeting. Kim started his career at LG Household & Health Care in
June 21, 2016
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