Leader'S Club
Leader'S Club은 유가증권 성장 법인과 코스닥 성장 법인을 대상으로 IR(Investor Relations)활동을 지원하는 서비스 입니다.
PRICE09:38 AM KST 11/13/2024(20minute delay)
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₩ 100,600
₩ 400-0%
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$ 71.9
$ 0.29-0%
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Previous Close
100,600
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Open
101,000
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High
100,800
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Low
99,100
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Volume
23,301
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Market Cap (T KRW)
2,344,080,600
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Lee Soo-chang
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Headquarters
150, Taepyeongno-2 ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, Korea
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Website
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Samsung Life, Korea Post launch W400b investment fund
Samsung Life Insurance said Monday that it will launch a joint fund with Korea Post to invest 400 billion won ($336 million) in foreign blue chip companies over the next 10 years, expanding cooperation in alternative investments like private equity and real estate. The country’s top insurer and the state-owned postal insurance will make investments under the recommendations of an asset management firm. A Samsung Life Insurance official declined to reveal details about the asset manager.
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Lee Jae-yong’s 2014 meeting with Goldman Sachs exec draws attention
A 2014 meeting between Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Gene Sykes of Goldman Sachs is drawing attention, sources said Friday, in connection with Lee’s alleged plans to inherit his father’s leadership role at Samsung. During a court hearing on Thursday, an email written by Sykes, then-head of mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs, was disclosed by Samsung’s lawyers as evidence for the defense. They say it counters prosecutors’ claims that Lee discus
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Samsung Fire Q3 net surges 42% on decreased loss rate
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Samsung Life Insurance net sinks 54% in Q3
South Korea's top life insurer Samsung Life Insurance Co. said Thursday its third-quarter net profit plunged more than 50 percent from a year ago, but its bottom line rose 30 percent in the first nine months of the year. Consolidated net profit stood at 159.1 billion won ($134.7 million) in the July-September period, down 54 percent from a year earlier, Samsung Life Insurance said in a regulatory filing. Revenue increased 12.9 percent on-year to 9.09 trillion won in the three-month period, whi
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Would insurers pay out if ‘Squid Game’ happened in real life?
The megahit Netflix series “Squid Game” depicts a dystopian world where 456 people compete in a series of extreme survival games on a remote island. The sole winner takes all the prize money, while everyone else bites the dust. In the real world, all the “Squid Game” deaths would be eligible for insurance coverage, according to a local insurance company. The question is whether those death benefits would differ depending on how the player died, it added. According to a
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Regulators vow deregulation for new growth engines in finance
The chiefs of South Korea’s two main financial regulators -- the policymaking Financial Services Commission and the market watchdog Financial Supervisory Service -- have met with the heads of major insurance companies and banking groups here to discuss policy initiatives to support the growth of market players through deregulation, the two said Wednesday. “The rapid digital transformation of finance and the growth of online platform businesses are rapidly changing the nation’s
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Krafton secures Unknown Worlds takeover in 1st M&A since IPO
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Samsung Heavy to sell new shares to 6 group affiliates
Samsung Heavy Industries Co. said Thursday it will allot part of new shares to six Samsung Group affiliates, including Samsung Electronics Co. Samsung Heavy Industries, suffering from continued losses, plans to raise 1.28 trillion won ($1.1 billion) by selling 250 million common shares at 5,130 won per share to repay its debt and develop eco-friendly shipbuilding technologies. Of them, 50 million shares, or 20 percent, have been sold to the company's workers for 256.5 billion won. Later in
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Fundraising via IPO hits $10b in Korea’s record year
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Samsung family to sell W2tr worth of stocks to pay inheritance tax
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No nuclear, no coal, but no LNG too?
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IPO proceeds log record-breaking W16tr
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Hanwha, a living testament to tycoon’s era in Korea
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Samsung shares slump amid leader’s release on parole
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