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Investors in YG Entertainment including the National Pension Service have suffered losses of around 200 billion won ($169.2 million) over the past six months, according to Korea Exchange data.
Broken down, the NPS lost around 20 billion won, while some 20,000 minority shareholders lost about 182 billion won
On June 18, the scandal-ridden entertainment agency’s share price closed at a low of 28,300 won. Since peaking at 48,950 won on Dec. 26 last year, prices have been plunging, wiping out 65 billion won of the Kosdaq-listed company’s stock value.
On June 14, YG founder Yang Hyun-suk and his brother Yang Min-suk, who served as CEO, stepped down following allegations that yet another YG artist used drugs.
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Broken down, the NPS lost around 20 billion won, while some 20,000 minority shareholders lost about 182 billion won
On June 18, the scandal-ridden entertainment agency’s share price closed at a low of 28,300 won. Since peaking at 48,950 won on Dec. 26 last year, prices have been plunging, wiping out 65 billion won of the Kosdaq-listed company’s stock value.
On June 14, YG founder Yang Hyun-suk and his brother Yang Min-suk, who served as CEO, stepped down following allegations that yet another YG artist used drugs.
Source