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Sales of pickup trucks dip 34% in Q1
Apr 19, 2021
Sales of pickup trucks in South Korea tumbled more than 34 percent in the first quarter of the year amid sluggish demand, industry data showed Monday. A total of 5,539 pickup trucks were sold in Asia's fourth-largest economy in the January-March period, down 34.4 percent from a year earlier. SsangYong Motor Co. saw sales of its Rexton Sports come to 4,391 units in the three-month period, down a whopping 42.1 percent from the previous year. GM Korea sold 940 units of the midsized Colorado pick
[From the Scene] Posco Chemical bets future on battery materials
Apr 18, 2021
With aggressive expansion plans, South Korean firm aims for global No. 1 spot in cathodes
2 medical device firms ordered to correct unfair biz practice
Apr 18, 2021
South Korea's antitrust regulator said Sunday it has decided to order two importers of medical devices to take corrective actions over their unfair business practice. Abbott Korea Co. and Medtronic Korea Co. provided financial support to doctors for their participation in overseas seminars between 2014 and 2019 in a bid to encourage them to use their imported cardiovascular stent, according to the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC). The commission also decided to fine Abbott Korea 16 million w
[Newsmaker] S. Korea to allow three more airports to run 'flights to nowhere'
Apr 18, 2021
South Korea will allow three more airports to run international "flights to nowhere" to help the pandemic-hit airline and duty-free industry ride out the prolonged crisis, the transport ministry said Sunday. Flights to nowhere start and end at the same airport and offer tax-free sales, while passengers are exempted from mandatory COVID-19 testing and the quarantine process after arrival. Starting from May, airlines will be allowed to operate international flights without destinations
Seoul Botanic Park attracts over 10m visitors since opening
Apr 18, 2021
The Seoul Botanic Park has attracted more than 10 million visitors since its opening 30 months ago, the city government said Sunday. Located in western Seoul, the park began to accept visitors in October 2018 before formally opening in May 2019. It is the country's first botanic park built inside a city, with a forest, lake, wetlands and greenhouses laid across 500,000 square meters of land, according to the city government. A total of 10.04 million people have visited the park since October
Govt. meets with business tycoons, steps up support for chip industry
Apr 16, 2021
KEF, CJ Group chief Sohn calls for Samsung chief Lee’s pardon
[Newsmaker] Posco C&C severs ties with Myanmar’s military conglomerate MEHL
Apr 16, 2021
Posco C&C decided to end their business partnership with Myanma Economic Holdings Public Company Limited (MEHL), one of Myanmar’s two largest military holding companies, the company said Friday. The affiliate of South Korea’s steel giant Posco said it will end its partnership with MEHL by purchasing all the stakes MEHL has in their joint venture, Myanmar Posco C&C Co., following public outcry against Myanmar military’s brutal crackdown on its citizens after a coup in
Kakao founder sells W500b worth of stocks as part of donation pledge
Apr 16, 2021
The founder of South Korea's top mobile messenger operator Kakao Corp. and his wholly-owned company has sold 500 billion won ($447 million) worth of stocks in Kakao part of his pledge to donate half of his assets, a filing showed Friday. The move came after Kim Beom-su, who serves as Kakao's chairman, pledged in February this year to donate more than half of his assets, which at the time was estimated to be worth more than 10 trillion won. In March, he joined the Giving Pledge, a global campai
S. Korea to boost spending on R&D for next-generation cars
Apr 16, 2021
South Korea said Friday it plans to increase investment in research & development (R&D) on key technologies for next-generation vehicles in a bid to help local automakers take the lead in the market. Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the government will spend 367.9 billion won ($328 million) in supporting R&D on next-generation autos this year, up 37 percent from the previous year. "It is urgent to make an investment in R&D on next-generation vehicles in a preemptive manne
Hanjin Heavy slumps after takeover deal
Apr 16, 2021
Shares in Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction Co. slumped Friday after its creditors signed a deal to sell the financially troubled shipbuilder. Hanjin Heavy fell 4.08 percent to 7,750 won ($6.90) as of 10:48 a.m. Creditors of Hanjin Heavy, led by the state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB), signed a deal with a consortium led by local builder Dongbu Corp. to sell it a 66.85 percent stake in the company Thursday. The consortium plans to complete the acquisition of the company by August
S. Korean consortium to produce Russia's Sputnik V vaccine for export
Apr 16, 2021
South Korean biotech company Huons Global said Friday that it has signed a technology transfer deal with Russia's sovereign wealth fund to produce a Russian COVID-19 vaccine in South Korea. Under the agreement with the Russian Direct Investment Fund, the Huons Global-led consortium will manufacture Sputnik V in South Korea. Three other participants in the consortium are two South Korean companies -- Humedix and Boran Pharma -- and Singapore's Prestige BioPharma. Huons Global said it is set to
Hyundai to again suspend plant over chip shortage
Apr 16, 2021
Hyundai Motor Co. said Friday it will again suspend the Sonata-producing plant in South Korea for two days next week due to an electronic parts shortage. Hyundai will halt the operation of the Asan plant, 100 kilometers south of Seoul, which produces the Grandeur and Sonata sedans, on Monday and Tuesday, a company spokesman said over the phone. The company already suspended the Asan plant on Monday and Tuesday of this week due to the lack of powertrain control units. It expects the four-day s
SsangYong Motor faces another court receivership
Apr 15, 2021
Ailing carmaker to submit renewed rehabilitation plan by July 1, find a new investor in meantime
Authorities to step up safety checks of imported kimchi
Apr 15, 2021
South Korea will introduce measures to ensure the safety of imported kimchi, such as conducting onsite inspections at around 100 kimchi production facilities overseas by 2025, the Ministry of Food and Drug said Thursday. The move came after a video of a kimchi-processing plant in China went viral in South Korea for exposing its poor hygiene and sanitation conditions. In the clip, a naked man is seen swishing cabbages back and forth through a waist-deep pool of unidentifiable brownish liquid,
Hanwha Solutions to issue 1st overseas green bonds worth 1 billion yuan
Apr 15, 2021
Hanwha Solutions will issue its first overseas green bonds worth 1 billion yuan ($152.9 million) starting from Monday, the company said. The yuan-denominated bonds, with a three-year maturity, carries a rate of 3 percent and will be guaranteed 50 percent each by the state-run Export-Import Bank of Korea and Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility, a trust fund of the Asian Development Bank. When swapped to the Korean won, the green bonds will offer an annual interest rate of approximately 0
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