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Woori Financial Group plans to re-nter the brokerage industry by acquiring the digital brokerage firm Korea Foss Securities and merging it with its existing investment banking subsidiary, Woori Investment Bank.This merger, scheduled for completion in the third quarter, marks Woori's return to stock trading after a decade. The combined entity will aim to position itself among the top ten brokerag..
A majority stake in Lotte Insurance, South Korea's seventh biggest non-life insurer, has been placed for sale for over KRW2tn ($1.45bn).Local private equity firm JKL Partners is disposing of its stake of 77% in the insurer. JKL bought a 53% stake in Lotte Insurance for KRW373.4bn in 2019 and increased its ownership to 77% through the insurer’s rights offering in October of the same year. The tot..
Lotte Group is considering offloading its stalled theme-park project in northeastern China for at least 10 billion yuan ($1.6 billion), according to people familiar with the matter. South Korea’s largest operator of hotels, theme parks and duty-free stores is working with an adviser to gauge interest from potential investors, the people said, asking not to be named as the information is private...
SOUTH Korea's largest retailer Lotte Shopping Co plans to acquire a stake in a Chinese discount-store chain to expand its presence on the Chinese mainland, the Seoul-listed company said in a regulatory filing yesterday. Lotte agreed to buy a 49-percent stake in CTA Makro, which now operates five discount stores in Beijing and two in Tianjin, from SHV Holdings NV for 57.6 million euros (US$82.90 ..