Actor Lee Jung-jae attended the VIP premiere of the movie “Alienoid Part 2” at the CGV in I’Park Mall, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of the 5th, and struck a pose. “Alienoid Part 2” is a film about the story of humans and masters trying to save everyone as hidden secrets are revealed amid a fierce battle for a divine sword. The film boasts enhanced entertainment with the synergy of Part 1’s main cast, including Ryu Jun-yeol, Kim Tae-ri, Kim Woo-bin, Yum Jung-ah, Jo Woo-jin, and Kim Eui-sung, as well as the addition of Lee Ha-nee, who will show previously hidden capabilities, and Jin Seon-kyu, who joins as the blind swordsman ‘Neungpa.’ It is set to be released on the 10th. (Photo by Kim Chang-hyun)
In business news, Artist United, in which actor Lee Jung-jae holds the largest share, won at the RaemongRaein extraordinary shareholders’ meeting, bringing an end to a seven-month-long management rights dispute. On the morning of the 31st, RaemongRaein held an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting at its headquarters, approving agenda items such as a change in the company name, the addition of business purposes, and the appointment of Lee Jung-jae, Jung Woo-sung, and Artist United CEO Lee Tae-sung as inside directors. As a result, the agenda for appointing two inside directors proposed by former largest shareholder CEO Kim Dong-rae was withdrawn without a vote due to candidates’ withdrawal.
Artist United proposed various agendas at the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting, including changes to the number of directors, company name change, addition of business purposes, changes in the method of announcements, expansion of limits on the issuance of convertible bonds and bonds with warrants, and amendments to directors’ remuneration and severance payment clauses. An Artist United representative stated that with the completion of director appointments, they will focus on new business initiatives and management improvements using funds raised through paid-in capital increases. Artist United became the largest shareholder of RaemongRaein through a third-party paid-in capital increase of 29 billion KRW in March, but a management dispute arose between Lee Jung-jae and CEO Kim Dong-rae.