Individual investors leaving Samsung Electronics… number of small shareholders in the first half decreased by 420,000.

Individual investors leaving while stock prices remain in a box range
‘Inheritance tax payment’ reduces the total family ownership stake from 20.7% to 20.1%,

[Seoul=Newsis] Reporter Choi Dong-joon = Samsung Electronics in Seocho-gu, Seoul. 10/11/2023. [email protected],
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, ‘[Seoul=Newsis]Reporter Lee In-jun = The number of small shareholders of Samsung Electronics has decreased by more than 420,000 in the past six months.’,
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, ‘According to Samsung Electronics’ half-year report released on the 15th, the number of small shareholders of Samsung Electronics was 4,247,611 as of the end of June, a decrease of 424,428 from 4,672,039 at the end of last year. This represents a decrease of 142,708 compared to the same period last year (5,668,319).’,
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, ‘Although the semiconductor market is showing signs of recovery, analysis suggests that individual investors have left as Samsung Electronics’ stock price remains in a box range.’,
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, ‘The proportion of small shareholders holding Samsung Electronics’ total issued shares increased slightly from 67.09% in the first half of last year to 67.66%.’,
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, ‘The ownership stake of Lee Jae-yong, Chairman of Samsung Electronics, and other related parties, in Samsung Electronics, which is the largest shareholder, decreased by 0.62% to 20.08%, compared to 20.70% at the end of the previous year.’,
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, ‘Hong Ra-hee, former head of Samsung Leeum Museum of Art, sold 0.32% of shares through off-exchange transactions, reducing the ownership stake of common shares from 1.94% to 1.64%. It is speculated that this was done to pay inheritance tax on assets received from the late Chairman Lee Kun-hee.’,
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, “Lee Boo-jin, CEO of Hotel Shilla and sister of Chairman Lee, Lee Seo-hyun, Executive Vice President of Samsung C&T’s Strategic Planning, also saw their ownership stakes decrease from 0.93% to 0.80% and from 0.93% to 0.79%, respectively. Chairman Lee Jae-yong’s ownership stake remained at 1.63%.”,
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