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| It was found that the number one stock-rich under 50 this year was LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo (photo). /LG group provided |
100 billion under the age of 50 and 45 stock-rich people…兆 unit degree 4 people
[더팩트｜한예주 기자] It was found that the number one stock-rich under 50 this year was LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo. The second place was Lee Seo-hyun, the chairman of the Samsung Welfare Foundation, and the third place was Bang Si-hyuk, the CEO of Big Hit.
According to the’Analysis of the current status of major stock-rich people under the age of 50 as of 2021,’ released by the Korea CXO Research Institute, which specializes in corporate analysis, on the 21st, there were more than 40 young stock-rich people in Korea with stock assets exceeding 100 billion won.
101 people were over 10 billion won and less than 50 billion won, and 36 people were between 50 billion won and 100 billion won. There are also 45 young wealthy people with stock assets worth over 100 billion won. Among these were four people with trillions of stock assets.
LG Chairman Koo Kwang-mo, who is ranked No. 1 for young stock-rich people in their 20s and 40s, was born in 1978 and is 43 years old this year, and holds 27,53,771 shares of LG. The stock valuation multiplied by the closing price of 102,000 won on January 18 was valued at 2.8 trillion won.
The second place was taken by Seo-Hyun Lee, Chairman of the Samsung Welfare Foundation. Chairman Lee was born in 1973 and owns stocks in Samsung C&T (10.45 million 6450 shares) and Samsung SDS (301, 8859 shares). If you take over the stock assets of Chairman Lee Kun-hee during the first half of this year, it is highly likely to rise to the top spot for stock-rich under 50.
Among the rich young people who showed a trillion-dollar share value, two self-made brothers were included. The main character is Bang Si-hyuk, CEO of Big Hit, 49 years old this year (born in 1972).
CEO Bang, who ranked third in the young stock-rich, has raised the world’s top star BTS. He owns 12,37337 (34.63%) shares of Big Hit, and the stock valuation calculated at the closing price of 165,000 won on January 18 exceeded 2.4 trillion won.
It was also found that Chairman Kim Dae-il, co-founder of the game company Pearl Abyss, also owns stock assets of KRW 1 trillion. Chairman Kim found that the stock value of Pearl Abyss stocks 4.17,422 (35.65%) multiplied by the stock value of 270,000 won per share is about 1.27 trillion won. Chairman Kim was born in 1980 and is 41 years old this year.
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| The survey was conducted on people born after 1972, who were under the age of 50 as of this year. The photo shows the top 20 stock-rich young people under 50. / Courtesy of CXO Research Institute |
Among those in the range of 500 billion won or more and less than 1 trillion won, two of Korea & Company’s president Cho Hyun-beom and Jeong Yoo-kyung, general manager of Shinsegae, were named after born in 1972.
CEO Hyun-beom Cho owned over 590 billion won in Korea & Company (formerly Hankook Technology Group) and over 1,02 billion won in Hankook Tire & Technology, showing a stock value of over 690 billion won.
General President Jung Yoo-kyung showed stock values of more than 610 billion won in Shinsegae (more than 432 billion won) and Shinsegae International (over 18.2 billion won).
Koo Yeon-gyeong, 43, the eldest daughter of LG Chairman Koo Bon-moo, also owns more than 500 billion won in stock assets, but was excluded from this survey because he does not own more than 5% of the title of executives of affiliates.
Among the top 10 stock-rich people under the age of 50, △ Garam Kim (43), CEO of W Games (462 billion won↑) △ Jisun Jung (49), Chairman of Hyundai Department Store (415 billion won↑) △ Jonghee Kim (45), Managing Director Dongseo (399 billion won↑) ) △ Park Joon-kyung (43 years old), executive director of Kumho Petrochemical (350 billion won↑) was included. Executive Vice President Kim Jong-hee is the eldest son of former East-West adviser Kim Sang-heon, and Park Joon-kyung is the eldest son of Chairman Park Chan-gu.
Kwak Dong-shin (47), Vice Chairman of Hanmi Semiconductor (345 billion won↑), and Kim Byung-gwan (48), Webzen’s largest shareholder (342 billion won↑), joined the 300 billion won high stock-rich club.
Between 200 billion won and 300 billion won, six people were included. △ Kim Nam-ho (46) DB Chairman (29.68 billion won) △ Cho Won-tae (45) Hanjin Chairman (248 billion won↑) △ Cho Hyun-min (38) Hanjin Vice President (244 billion won↑) △ Park Jin-young (49) JYP Entertainment CCO (225 billion won) ↑) △ Ki-sun Jeong (39), vice president of Hyundai Heavy Industries Holdings (22 billion won↑) △ Jeong Gyo-seon (47), vice chairman of Hyundai Department Store Group (200 billion won↑), has been assigned to the group of 200 billion won in stock assets. Among them, vice president Cho Hyun-min was identified as the top 30 stock-rich people in this survey.
Meanwhile, the survey was conducted on people born after 1972, who are under 50 years old as of this year. The subjects of the survey are those who hold executive titles or more than 5% of the listed owners in the 200 major groups. A total of 297 people were surveyed. Of the 297 surveyed, 260 of them owned stocks of listed companies, of which 182 had a stock value of over 10 billion won (as of the 18th).