韩国钟根堂董事长李章汉将其全部持股（约9.55%）赠与三名子女，第三代接班布局明朗

Chong Kun Dang Chairman Transfers Entire Stake to Three Children - Seoul Economic Daily
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<thinking>Simple caption.</thinking>A view of Chong Kun Dang's headquarters
Chong Kun Dang Chairman Lee Jang-han has gifted his entire stake in the drugmaker to his three children, including eldest son Lee Joo-won, an executive director at the company. Lee Joo-won's stake rose to 5.32%.
Chong Kun Dang said in a regulatory filing on the 8th that the chairman transferred 1,318,807 common shares on Oct. 2. The amount represents about 9.55% of total shares outstanding.
Eldest son Lee Joo-won received 528,807 shares. His holdings increased to 733,620 shares from 204,813 shares, lifting his stake to 5.32% from about 1.48%.
Eldest daughter Lee Joo-kyung and second daughter Lee Joo-ah each received 395,000 shares. Their holdings each rose to 557,516 shares from 162,516 shares, with their stakes each climbing to 4.04% from about 1.18%.
The transfer moves all of the chairman's directly held Chong Kun Dang shares to his three children. Lee Joo-won now holds the second-largest block of Chong Kun Dang shares after Chongkundang Holdings, the largest shareholder.
The share transfer is seen as part of a third-generation succession plan. The succession structure is becoming clearer around Lee Joo-won, the only one of the three children involved in management.
Still, the ownership chain running from the chairman through Chongkundang Holdings to Chong Kun Dang remains in place, suggesting the succession process will take more time to complete. The chairman is the largest shareholder of Chongkundang Holdings with a 33.73% stake.
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Han Tae-hee
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