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Hanlim, Saison set up real estate JV in Cambodia
Feb 14, 2023
Hanlim Architecture Group, a comprehensive real estate service company, announced Tuesday it has established the joint venture Hanlim Cambodia HS Global together with Cambodia's Saison Group. The opening ceremony of the venture was held Friday at the office located within Amass Central Tower in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh. Cambodia-based Saison started as an operator of a seafood restaurant chain in 2010. More recently it has carried out diverse infrastructure development projects.
Top 5 banks' hefty bonuses under fire
Feb 14, 2023
Yoon criticizes local banks for large bonuses, but industry insiders say banking not a public good
Corporate relief support for quake-hit Turkey, Syria
Feb 13, 2023
Korean conglomerates have been rushing to send equipment and financial aid to Turkey and Syria to support disaster relief efforts after a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Feb. 6 that has so far left more than 33,000 people dead, and several thousands injured and in critical condition. Samsung Memory chip and smartphone maker Samsung Electronics has pledged to donate $3 million to support relief efforts in Turkey and Syria. Half of the amount will be donated to the Disaster and Emergency
Foreign net buying of Korean stocks hits 9-year high
Feb 13, 2023
Foreign investors bought listed stocks here worth a net 6.14 trillion won ($4.8 billion) in January, according to the Financial Supervisory Service on Monday. This is the highest net buying amount that South Korea has seen in nine years, since September 2013, when the total was recorded at 8.32 trillion won. It is also the first time since November 2020 that net purchases surpassed 6 trillion won. Most of the investments centered on the Kospi market. Foreign investors’ net buying of Kosp
[NPS in Action] ‘Paper tiger’ NPS rebrands self as vocal shareholder, but motives murky
Feb 13, 2023
Pension Fund turns focus to firms without controlling stakeholders
No. of SK-affiliated companies exceeds 200 for 1st time
Feb 13, 2023
Energy-to-semiconductor conglomerate, SK Group, has the largest number of affiliated companies among 76 local business groups with 5 trillion won ($3.9 billion) or more in assets, data showed Monday. According to South Korea's Fair Trade Commission, SK Group, the country's second-largest business group in terms of assets, had 201 affiliates as of Jan. 31. The figure went up by six from just three months ago. It is the first time for the number of affiliates among large business group
[Contribution] ODA, a channel for Korea to engage with the world
Feb 13, 2023
By Song Sang-keun Football, Pho noodles, and Ao Dai first come to Korean minds when it comes to Vietnam, but the country is less well-known for its natural environment that favors fisheries development. The northern part of Vietnam is home to expansive mangrove forests and mudflats, which has enabled the growth of shellfish aquaculture that has supported local economies since the mid-1990s. In recent years, however, Vietnam has suffered a drastic decrease in shellfish production due to overfishi
China’s reopening to boost Korea’s economic growth for 2023: KITA
Feb 12, 2023
Following easing of restrictions, boost in Chinese demand, investment will offset Seoul's losses caused by lockdown
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Feb 12, 2023
US resort developer's first resort complex in Asia awaits grand opening later this year
[Photo News] LG job training class in Cambodia
Feb 12, 2023
Cambodian students learn from an LG Electronics engineer on how to repair an air conditioner during a four-day training program held in Phnom Penh last week. The program, part of the tech giant’s social contribution activities, aims to help young job seekers in lower income countries. In Cambodia alone, LG operates similar classes at three job training schools. Another program in Ethiopia has seen almost 400 graduates since its 2014 launch.
KOMSCO CEO promotes Korean mint products in meeting with global counterparts
Feb 10, 2023
The future of the coin and bank note printing industry hinges on creative product planning amid the growing diversification of payment methods, the head of the state-run Korea Minting, Security Printing & ID Card Operating Corporation said. During a gathering with delegates of global minting agencies, CEO Bahn Jahng-shick spoke of the KOMSCO's continued efforts to expand its coining business revolving around Korean cultural icons and content. “Now, more than ever, technological co
Big 4 financial groups post record-high net profit of nearly W16tr
Feb 10, 2023
South Korea’s top four financial groups -- Shinhan, KB, Hana and Woori – saw their combined net profit last year hitting a record high of 15.85 trillion won ($12.53 billion), largely buoyed by robust interest. This figure broke last year’s record of 14.54 trillion won, as there was an 8.99 percent increase in net profit on-year. Shinhan reclaimed the top position among the four financial firms in Korea by posting a net profit of 4.64 trillion won. Following Shinhan, KB marked
Porsche Korea launches crowdfunding campaign for bee conservation
Feb 10, 2023
Porsche Korea on Friday launched a two-week crowdfunding campaign for its bee conservation project, "Bee'lieve in Dreams," the automaker said. The first batch of honey that was harvested last year from the carmaker's 247-square-meter bee garden in Daemo Mountain, Seoul, has been put up for sale on Wadiz, a crowdfunding platform in Korea, until Feb. 24. All proceeds will be donated to efforts for growing honey plants and protecting bees from the risk of extinction, the Korean
Kakao 2022 net down 38% due to base effect
Feb 10, 2023
Kakao Corp., the operator of the country's top mobile messenger, said Friday its 2022 net income fell 38 percent due to a base effect. The company's net profit totaled 1.02 trillion won ($810.2 million) on a consolidated basis in 2022, compared with a profit of 1.64 trillion won a year ago, according to Kakao in a regulatory filing. It posted 580.5 billion won in operating profit for the year, down 2.4 percent from 594.9 billion won the previous year. Annual sales rose 15.8 percent to
KT&G posts record earnings on upbeat sales of e-cigarettes abroad
Feb 10, 2023
South Korea’s largest cigarette and ginseng maker KT&G said Thursday its 2022 sales hit a record high of 5.85 trillion won ($4.65 billion), a 12 percent jump from a year prior, largely driven by its hot-selling heat-not-burn tobacco products. During the same period, the company reported 1 trillion won in net income, up 3 percent on-year. The company was especially buoyed by upbeat sales of HNB products abroad that also stood at a record of 1.42 trillion won, a 13.8 percent growth year-
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