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Choi Tae-won Sells 944 Billion Won SK Stake, Possibly to Avoid 3% Rule

Chosun Ilbo reported that SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won sold 944 billion won worth of SK Inc. shares, possibly to avoid the 3% rule on major shareholder stakes. The news touches on SK Group governance and could raise investor concerns about the stability of SK hynix's parent company, though the direct short-term impact on the stock is likely limited.

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조선일보 · 10-06 15:18 KST
Choi Tae-won's 944 Billion Won SK Stake Sale: Was It to Avoid the 3% Rule?
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Electronics Weekly · 10-06 02:36 KST
SK Hynix Chairman to Sell Shares Worth $700 Million
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