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Investigating the Sale of Stake to Private Sector of KEPCO…I’m going to cut 2,000 employees

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(1)Private sale of shares of KEPCO subsidiary is considered…
(2)”When Macquarie comes in,” I’m worried
(3)Registered 2023-11-070500
(4)Reporter Park Ki-yong Subscription
(5)Correction 2023-11-07 1042
(6)KEPCO is reviewing the second self-rescue plan…Including a plan to reduce 2,000 employees” Concerns about selling at a bargain price and foreign companies entering the company
(7)KEPCO is considering a second self-rescue plan to sell part of its subsidiaries, including KEPCO KDIKDN, to the private sector and cut 2,000 employees Photo shows the Seoul headquarters of Korea Electric Power Corporation in Jung-gu, Seoul, Yonhap News
(8)It has been confirmed that KEPCO is considering a second self-rescue plan to sell part of its stake in subsidiaries such as KEPCO KDIENKDN to the private sector and cut 2,000 employees. KEPCO, which has recorded an unprecedented 200 trillion won worth of debt and is no longer able to withstand it by paying off its debt, is tinkering with the self-rescue plan before using the fundamental prescription of raising electricity rates. However, critics say it could lead to controversy over the sale of cheap prices and threatening the stability of the electricity grid, a key national facility
(9)According to a Hankyoreh report on the 6th, KEPCO is considering an additional self-rescue plan to sell part of its stake in three of its 12 subsidiaries, KEPCO KDIEN, KEPCO Nuclear Fuel, and KEPCO Technology, to the private sector. The self-rescue plan is said to include a plan to reduce the workforce by 2,000 people, which is 9 level of the total capacity of 23,000 employees at KEPCO’s headquarters
(10)KEPCO owns 100 shares of KEPCO KDI and KEPCO Nuclear Fuel, and 678 shares of KEPCO Technology listed on the KOSPI marketKEPCO KDIEN is in charge of integrating and operating power systems, KEPCO Nuclear Fuel is in charge of designing and manufacturing nuclear fuels, and KEPCO Technology is in charge of designing power plants KEPCO is reportedly considering listing KEPCO KDIEN on the stock market to sell its 20 stake publicly and selling part of KEPCO Nuclear Fuel and KEPCO Technology in any way In KEPCO’s fiscal consolidation plan announced in August last year, the plan to sell the remaining stake of 1477 among KEPCO’s shares, which is irrelevant to securing management rights, was mentioned, but this is the first time that KEPCO KDI and KEPCO Nuclear Fuel have been sold
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(14)a bomb sale
(15)Could KEPCO’s additional self-rescue plan be controversial
(16)It is pointed out that there isThe overall economic situation is bad
(17)This is because it can be difficult to sell it with all the shares The sale of Gangcheon Guin makes the company less profitable
(18)a reasonable
(19)Professor Ha said, “The Department of Natural Resources Engineering, which will be released differently
(20)I think they’re talking about selling shares because they don’t have a book, but they’re selling it at a bargain
(21)”You can talk about each other,” he said. “It’s like Macquarie if you put it wrong.”
(22)I don’t know what to do when a foreign company comes in
(23)I was worried
(24)Professor Kim Seung-wan of Chungnam National University said, “The Department of Electrical Engineering at the Ministry of Trade, Industry
(25)To avoid the increase in electricity prices, KEPCO is a witch
(26)The government and Yeo-eul ahead of next year’s general elections for criticizing “I’
(27)Turning a blind eye to the fundamental solution of raising interest rates for electricity
(28)Korea Electric Power Corporation’s responsibility theory is pushed forward to make it a national infrastructure
(29)It is a blind eye that it could threaten power stability
(30)Reporter Park Ki-yong xeno hanicokr

It’s going to be over 200 trillion won. Oh no good

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