Congloerate Owner Families Control 61.4% With 3.5% Stakes
It was found that while the owner families of large business groups directly hold an average stake of only 3.5%, the internal shareholding ratio, including affiliated companies, reaches 61.4%. Although the proportions of circular equity investment and treasury shares have decreased, the gap in the o
The analysis of 3,293 affiliated companies in 89 business groups with a head among the 102 business groups subject to disclosure found that the internal shareholding ratio, including affiliated companies, reached 61.4%, with direct stake holdings by owner families averaging only 3.5%. This results in a significant gap of 57.9% between the direct stake of the owner families and the overall internal shareholding ratio.
The stake held by affiliated companies was 55.5%, and the number of companies subject to regulations on private profit-taking increased to 1,047 companies, representing 31.8% of all affiliated companies in business groups with a head.
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