Hanju ART Changes Largest Shareholder to P&A Investment Association
On January 20, Hanju ART announced that its largest shareholder has changed to P&A Investment Association.
Hot Picks Today
"Colombia, Then South Korea?" ... TB Cases Surge, but Elderly Screening Budget Slashed 30%
- "I'd Rather Go Hungry"... The Shocking Reality of U.S. College Students Who Gave Up on "Boy Kibble" [The World Is Gen Z]
- "Whoa, I Did This Again Today"... Could Getting Your Protein Mean Ingesting 150,000 Microplastic Particles?[Lab Notes]
- "Put Down Their Smartphones and Turned on the Living Room TV"... An Unexpected Twist Amid the OTT Wave
- "What Becomes of the Geniuses Who Devoted Their Lives?"... 722 Papers Released in Just 3 Hours Spark 'Shock and Awe' [Reading Science]
P&A Investment Association participated in Hanju ART's third-party paid-in capital increase worth 3 billion KRW, acquiring 3,957,784 shares (21.11%). The previous largest shareholder, RFTech, now holds 3,548,822 shares (18.93%), making it the second-largest shareholder.
This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.
© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.
![[Test Drive] All-New Tucson Returns as a Family SUV, Delivering on Space, Quietness, and Safety](https://cwcontent.asiae.co.kr/asiaresize/307/2026100808284054272_1791415720.jpg)
![[Why&Next] Even Mala-Flavored Cereal? ... The Fall of the "Healthy Breakfast"](https://cwcontent.asiae.co.kr/asiaresize/307/2022072716231366097_1658906593.jpg)
