SK Group News
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South Korea is considering allowing non-state companies to generate coal-fired power for the first time in three decades, as it adds capacity to prevent blackouts that cost the economy $11 billion.
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SK Holdings Co. and other SK Group affiliates fell in Seoul trading after SK Group Chairman Chey Tae Won was questioned by prosecutors over allegations he misappropriated company funds.
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SK Group affiliates fell in Seoul trading after Yonhap News reported prosecutors searched the offices of some group companies to investigate allegations the founding family misappropriated funds.
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SK Group , South Korea’s third- largest industrial group, will increase spending this year by 31 percent to a record and increase hiring by 25 percent.
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SK Group , which accounts for almost 10 percent of South Korea’s total output, plans to invest 17.5 trillion won ($14.3 billion) by 2020 in alternative energy and new technology to find future sources of income.
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SK Group completed a property development deal worth 700 billion won and will build a 60-story building in the Pudong area of Shanghai, Edaily said, citing unidentified group officials.
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SK Telecom Co., the worst-performing telecommunications stock in east Asia, has decided that the best way to increase shareholder value is to pursue a bailed out chipmaker and a bankrupt video-rental chain.
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Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista’s EBX Group Ltd. said it’s considering new partnerships with SK Group after South Korea’s third-largest industrial group bought a stake in his mining unit for $700 million last year.
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SK Group plans to invest 4.5 trillion won ($4 billion) in the next ten years in energy businesses with low-carbon emmissions such as solar power, Korea Economic Daily reported, citing officials at the group it didn’t identify.
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SK Group named Ha Sung Min as SK Telecom Co.’s new chief executive officer, the group said in an e-mailed statement today.
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