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PRICE09:00 AM KST 01/01/1970(20minute delay)
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₩ 26,850
₩ 500.19%
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$ 19.77
$ 0.040.2%
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Previous Close
26,900
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Open
26,900
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High
27,000
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Low
26,750
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Volume
22,539
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Market Cap (T KRW)
605,172,150
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Dong-Bin Shin
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Headquarters
(05551) 300, Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (29 Shincheon-dong)1234-5678
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Website
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Chaebol face questions over Choi links
The scandal involving President Park Geun-hye and her confidante Choi Soon-sil is spreading to the chebols, raising concerns about the possibility of influence-peddling in major business deals.The prosecution that is investigating allegations against Choi, has questioned executive level officials at Lotte and SK groups this week.(Yonhap)According to sources, the prosecution is planning to summon other executive members of conglomerates, such as CJ and Samsung, to question whether there was any u
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Lotte chairman pledges to invest W40tr, push for Hotel Lotte IPO
[THE INVESTOR] Lotte Group on Oct. 25 pledged to invest a fresh 40 trillion won (US$35.16 billion) in the next five years and seek a stock listing of Hotel Lotte that has been stalled due to prosecutors’ investigation into the retail giant’s corruption scandal. The new plans came as Chairman Shin Dong-bin issued a public apology for the group’s series of irregularities. The Lotte chief himself was also indicted on charges of tax evasion, embezzlement and other criminal charges.“Lotte plans to in
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Lotte removes over 8,000 safety hazards in new tower
Lotte Corp. eliminated over 8,000 safety problems in the past year at the Lotte World Tower, which is slated to open in April, the company said Sunday. The company said a total of 8,266 safety cases were found in its independent probe from November last year, with 97 percent of them fixed. The problems included trivial maintenance issues to safety-related matters such as managing fire apparatus and protective equipment. “Checking only one floor takes a lot of time and effort as each floor is aro
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Estranged brother sues Lotte chairman over accounting fraud
The elder brother of Lotte Group's chairman has sued the embattled businessman on suspicions of accounting irregularities related to a key unit, his aides said Tuesday, adding woes to the ongoing investigation into the retail giant. Shin Dong-joo, the former vice president of Tokyo-based Lotte Holdings, filed a complaint with South Korean prosecutors on Sept. 30, claiming Lotte chairman Shin Dong-bin and two other officials were involved in cooking the accounting books of Lotte Shopping Co., SDJ
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5 conglomerates vie for downtown duty-free store license
[THE INVESTOR] Five conglomerates turned in their application for the license to operate a downtown duty-free store on Oct. 4.On the deadline set by Korea Customs Service, all the potential bidders -- Hotel Lotte, SK Networks, Shisegae DF, Hyundai Department Store and HDC Shilla Duty Free –- submitted their offers, vying for the three slots proposed for large firms. All candidates except SK Networks, whose duty-free store at Sheraton Walkerhill hotel has closed since failing to win a license la
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Fate of Lotte chief hangs in balance
[THE INVESTOR] A Seoul local court was to decide by late Wednesday on the prosecution’s request to issue an arrest warrant for Lotte Group Chairman Shin Dong-bin over accusations that he inflicted financial damage worth 176 billion won ($160 million) to the company by abusing his power as an heir to the nation’s fifth-largest conglomerate.The chairman attended a court hearing held to determine the warrant’s validity in the morning. He apologized for causing public concern.Last week, the prosecut
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Fate of Lotte chief hangs in balance
A Seoul local court was to decide by late Wednesday on the prosecution’s request to issue an arrest warrant for Lotte Group Chairman Shin Dong-bin over accusations that he inflicted financial damage worth 176 billion won ($160 million) to the company by abusing his power as an heir to the nation’s fifth-largest conglomerate.The chairman attended a court hearing held to determine the warrant’s validity in the morning. He apologized for causing public concern.Last week, the prosecution indicted hi
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Starfield attracts 1.5m visitors in 10 days, faces parking chaos
Korea’s largest shopping mall multiplex Starfield has attracted over 1.5 million visitors in the first 10 days of its opening, due to the long Chuseok holiday, its operator Shinsegae said Monday. “Starfield had a greater turn out than anticipated thanks to the various promotions we ran before the opening, such as television commercials staring famous celebrities and messages sent out to important clients,” a spokesman for Shinsegae said. Korea’s biggest shopping mall complex Starfield is crowded
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[ANALYST REPORT] Credit quality to remain stable, but retail and steel sectors face challenges
Most Korean non-financial companies’ leverage will remain stable or improve. Despite continued macro-related challenges, we expect financial leverage for most of the Korean companies (excluding unlisted government-related issuers) that we rate to remain largely stable or improve over the next 12 months, driven by the corporates’ austerity efforts as well as earnings improvement from 2015 levels. This forecast also reflects our expectations for soft but steady global and domestic economic growth,
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FTC to charge Lotte Group founder: report
[THE INVESTOR] South Korea’s antitrust watchdog plans to press charges against Lotte Group founder Shin Kyuk-ho for reporting incomplete or false information over his ownership of the conglomerate’s overseas subsidiaries, local news reported Aug. 24. According to local daily Dong-A Ilbo, the Fair Trade Commission is slated to hold a meeting to determine whether to indict Shin for the misleading reports. Under the country’s fair trade law, large companies with over 5 trillion won (US$4.46 billion
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Lotte Group hit by W500m fine for false shareholder reporting
[THE INVESTOR] South Korea’s antitrust watchdog has slapped a fine of 500 million won (US$444,000) on Lotte Group(Chairman Shin Dong-bin) for false reporting of its affiliates’ shareholders. According to the Fair Trade Commission, 11 affiliates of the South Korea’s fifth-largest conglomerate, which includes Hotel Lotte, Lotte Logistics and Lotte Corporation, were hit by a combined 570 million won fine on May 27. Under the country’s fair trade law, companies with assets exceeding 5 trillion won a
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Samsung sheds 5,700 staff in voluntary redundancies
[THE INVESTOR] More than 5,700 employees left Samsung Group in the first half after its five affiliates -- Samsung SDI, Samsung Electro-mechanics, Samsung Heavy Industries, Samsung Engineering and Samsung C&T Corporation -- launched voluntary retirement schemes. According to their semi-annual reports released Thursday, the total number of employees at the five firms fell by around 10 percent, from 54,988 in December to 49,259 in June this year. By affiliate, Samsung SDI, which has recently sepa
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Samsung shed 5,700 employees in H1
More than 5,700 employees left Samsung Group in the first half after its five affiliates -- Samsung SDI, Samsung Electro-mechanics, Samsung Heavy Industries, Samsung Engineering and Samsung C&T Corporation -- launched voluntary retirement schemes. According to their semi-annual reports released on Thursday, the number of total employees of the five firms has reduced around 10 percent from 54,988 in December to 49,259 in June, this year. By affiliate, Samsung SDI, which has recently separated its
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NPS to invest US$200m in European NPLs
[THE INVESTOR] South Korea’s large institutional investors plan to buy more nonperforming loans in a bid to find investment opportunities from European banks that need to offload loans to meet new regulatory requirements, according to source on Aug. 11. The National Pension Service, Korea Investment Corporation and Lotte Insurance are expected to allocate over 400 billion won (US$363 million) in a distressed real estate fund by Cerberus Capital Management. Among the three, the nation’s pension f
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[DECODED: AMOREPACIFIC] AmorePacific: A legacy that started in grandma's kitchen
[THE INVESTOR] The origin of AmorePacific traces back to Suh Kyung-bae’s grandmother Yun Dok-jeong who came up with an idea of selling hair oil made of camellia oil in Gaeseong, in present day North Korea. Attracting upper class customers with the high-quality oil, Yun soon established a cosmetics shop, Changseong Store, in 1932 and expanded to other products, such as facial cream and powder. Learning from Yun’s entrepreneurship and business skills, Suh’s father Suh Sung-whan began to fully enga