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Leader'S Club은 유가증권 성장 법인과 코스닥 성장 법인을 대상으로 IR(Investor Relations)활동을 지원하는 서비스 입니다.
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Jung Yeon-joo
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Seocho 2-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea
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AB Power Advisors Facilitates Fortune 100s ESG Objective
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- AB Power Advisors, LLC (AB), in Austin, Texas, announced today its advisory role in the recent signing of a Power Purchase Agreement by Energy Transfer from a utility scale Solar project in northeast Texas. Energy Transfer is a publicly traded Fortune 100 energy company based in Dallas. Solar Farm AB provided Samsung Renewable Energy, Inc. (https://www.samsungrenewableenergy.ca/), a subsidiary of Samsung C&T Corporation's Investme
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LG Group chief is richest Korean under 50
Among South Korea’s rich stockholders aged under 50, LG Group Chairman Koo Gwang-mo ranks No.1 with an estimated stock value of 2.8 trillion won ($2.55 billion), industry data showed Thursday. Also, in the superrich group of those with stock assets worth more than 1 trillion won, two were chaebol heirs while the other two were self-made men in the up-and-coming entertainment and game industries -- reflecting the market changes over recent years. The number of those under 50 and with s
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COVID-19 consumption defined by ‘home, indoor life’
When the novel coronavirus made its appearance across the world earlier this year, optimistic market observers anticipated that “revenge spending” would eventually rebound to counter the damaging effect of the initial outbreak. South Korea, which had successfully retained its domestic virus spread in the first half of the year, had hopes for a while of seeing its domestic market get back on track within the year. But with a third wave of infections here and the stronger social dist
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Samsung C&T goes all-out to win new Banpo reconstruction bid
Samsung C&T proposed Wednesday a construction plan in which all its affiliates participate to create a “landmark” apartment complex in Banpo, Seoul, as part of an all-out effort as it seeks to win the contract in the area designated for redevelopment. Reconstruction bids are currently being accepted for the new Banpo 15-apartment unit in Gangnam, and Samsung C&T, Daelim Industrial and Hoban Construction are competing. The result is due to be announced Thursday. Sansumg C
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[Newsmaker] For college students, Samsung remains most coveted employer
University students in South Korea still view tech giant Samsung Electronics as the most desirable future employer, a local survey showed Thursday. According to the survey of 473 male students and 586 female students conducted by online job portal JobKorea, 10.6 percent chose Samsung Electronics as the company where they would most like to work. The next most popular answer was Korean Air (7.6 percent), followed by food manufacturer CJ CheilJedang (6.7 percent) and the Korea Electric P
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Court gives jail terms to Samsung execs in accounting fraud case
A Seoul court on Monday handed jail terms of up to two years to Samsung Electronics Co. executives for destroying evidence in relation to an alleged accounting fraud at Samsung BioLogics Co.A Samsung Electronics vice president overseeing the company's funds was sentenced to two years in prison, while two presidents in a Samsung Electronics taskforce were each sentenced to one year and six months in prison, according to the ruling handed down by the Seoul Central District Court. Prosecutors had e
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Prosecutors demand jail terms for Samsung execs in accounting fraud case
Prosecutors on Monday demanded jail terms of up to four years for Samsung Electronics and Samsung BioLogics executives on suspicion of destroying evidence in relation to allegations of accounting fraud at the country's biggest conglomerate."It is the biggest crime of evidence destruction in the history of South Korea given the number of people, the duration (of the crime) and the number of destroyed documents," prosecutors said in a hearing held at the Seoul Central District Court in s
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Trade minister to leave for UAE to support bids for Barakah plant
South Korean Trade Minister Sung Yun-mo is slated to leave for the United Arab Emirates on Saturday to discuss further partnerships with his counterparts in the energy sector as a follow-up to the summit in March of last year. The minister is also slated to express the government’s strong willingness to support the maintenance of the Barakah nuclear power plant should a Korean bidder win, ministry officials said Wednesday.During his stay, the minister, accompanied by CEOs of the Korea Hydro & Nu
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Samsung SDS investors blame FTC head for shares plunge
Samsung SDS’ small shareholders have voiced their anger at the nation’s antitrust watchdog head, claiming his remarks Thursday drove the firm’s shares to plunge. On Thursday, the Fair Trade Commission Chairman Kim Sang-jo had urged the owner families of conglomerates to sell off stocks of non-key affiliates, referring to the businesses of system integration, real estate, logistics and advertising. “Following Kim’s remark, shares of Samsung SDS -- whose main business is system integration -- plun
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[Newsmaker] Watchdog blasted over call for new Samsung control tower
“How can a control tower not have control?” An official at Samsung Electronics threw the question back to The Korea Herald when asked what Samsung executives and employees think of the latest comments by Kim Sang-jo, chairman of the Fair Trade Commission. Kim said in interviews with local media last week that Samsung needed a new control tower to coordinate all affiliates. He publicly urged Samsung heir apparent Lee Jae-yong to take action to overhaul the corporation’s governance structure acros
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[News Focus] More labor unions being created at Samsung
Monday’s announcement of an additional trade union at Samsung Welstory, a meal service provider separated from former Samsung Everland, has prompted a number of questions, including exactly how influential are the labor unions at the conglomerate which is known to be intolerant towards such activities.The latest trade union internally formed on Sept. 8 also appeared to reflect the ongoing rivalry among the country’s two largest umbrella labor unions, according to industry watchers.The new union
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M&A deals in 2016 halves in value due to political scandal: report
The value of merger and acquisition deals in South Korea in 2016 almost halved from the previous year due to the lack of mega deals amid the influence-peddling scandal, according to M&A information provider Mergermarket on Monday. The country recorded 352 M&A deals worth $46.8 billion during 2016. While the number of M&A deals saw a slight decline from 36, the total value plunged 44.8 percent from $84.9 billion in the previous year. The steep decline in value was mainly due
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Samsung chief’s arrest could add momentum to Park probe
The arrest of Lee Jae-yong, the heir apparent of Samsung Group, would give special prosecutors extra ammunition as they target the central figure of the extensive influence-peddling scandal -- President Park Geun-hye.The key issue an arrest could help address is proving whether the renowned businessman offered 43 billion won ($36.8 million) in bribes the president’s confidante Choi Soon-sil, in exchange for the president’s assistance in his corporate succession.Lee arrived at the Seoul Central D
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Samsung cuts incentives for smartphone division
Samsung Electronics has rarely cut its semiannual incentives for its longtime cash cow smartphone division, which continues to struggle to recover from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, according to news reports Friday. Every June and December, the tech giant provides incentives of up to 50 percent of an employee’s monthly salary for its main business divisions -- Information technology & Mobile communications, Device Solution and Consumer Electronics. Additionally, it provides incentives of up to 50 pe