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The reason why Hive owner Bang Si-yeok is in debt of 90 billion won
Reporter Shin Seong-woo swshin@bizwatch.cokr
2021.06.20 (Sun) 07*05
Of the 446 billion won in increased capital, subscribe to 154.8 billion won for yourself.
Own funds: KRW 64.8 billion: 58% covered by borrowing
Bang Si-hak, the owner and CEO of HYBE (formerly Park Hit Entertainment), the agency of BTS,
Taking off 90 billion won: In the recent paid-in capital increase, more than half of the money was raised.
Covered by deposit.
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Bangsi-ryeok Hive CEO
According to the industry on the 20th, Hive raised 445.6 billion won through a general public offering of forfeited shares after shareholder allocation on the 9th.
Paid-in capital increase completed: New shares issued at an issue price of 200,000 won per share (par value 500 won) total 2,227,848
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Regarding the issued shares in this capital increase, shareholder subscription was 97.39/6 (2,167,124 shares) and shareholder subscription was 4.69.
A total of 103,502 shares (103,502 shares) were subscribed for a total of 101,996 (2,270,626 shares): capital increase without general subscription
The framework was successfully completed.
Hive’s largest shareholder, CEO Bang Si-ryeok, could not even actively participate in capital increase: 0.063 new shares per share.
There is full subscription for 774,057 shares allocated according to the allocation ratio, amounting to 154.8 billion won.
This is why CEO Bang maintained his stake of 34.749 unchanged from before:
rain?

I participated by borrowing money.

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Maeil Economy @ Subscription
Maeil Business Newspaper Head
“It goes down without stopping
When Hive was listed, 400 billion won was set aside… “No violation of law”
Silver Commissioner Goldman
35 minutes ago
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Entered 2024.11.29. 5.45pm
Modified 2024.11.29. 6.39pm
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When attracting private equity investment in 2018
BTS plans to IPO after completing military service
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To compensate for losses due to long-term investment
47 minutes ago
If the listing fails, Chairman Bang decides to buy it back.
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2 hours ago
There is no threat to the management rights of major shareholders.
It is not separately stated in the securities report.
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[Photo-Yonhap News]
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7-8 p.m.
Chairman Bang Si-ryeok of Hive received a partial payment from financial investors (F) at the time of Hive’s listing and opened the company.
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Controversy arose after it was reported belatedly that hundreds of billions of won in profits were made personally.
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This is the result of the shareholder agreement signed by Chairman Bang with the F private equity fund (PEF) managers at the time. But this week
3 hours ago
The details of the weekly contract are not disclosed separately during the listing process.
“Jeong Ja Eun-seung
Hive said that Chairman Bang used the funds earned through the contract to increase Hive’s paid-in capital in June 2021.
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It’s a war. The explanation is that he subscribed for the entire 154.8 billion won allotted to him and is hiding in a company that will make a profit.
Bundang Kyodo

Hive reported that Chairman Bang used the funds earned through the contract to increase Hive’s paid-in capital in June 2021. He explained that he subscribed for the entire 154.8 billion won allocated to him and returned the profits to the company.

Um… let’s stop looking into it.

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