YG Entertainment Shareholders Will Hold a Meeting, Which Hyun Suk Will Be Fired? - YG Entertainment's shareholders are rumored to be holding an emergency meeting.
The emergency meeting will be held on Friday, March 22, to determine whether they need to fire Yang Hyun Suk from the position of the main producer and his younger brother, Yang Min Suk, from the CEO position.
This was triggered because of a problem that was befalling YG Entertainment agencies lately. Starting from the scandal that befell Seungri, tax evasion cases, to the decline in stock prices.
Yang Hyun Suk is known to have shares in the YG Entertainment agency as much as 16.12 percent, while Yang Min Suk holds a share of 3.31 percent.
The shareholders who will attend the meeting are representatives of Global World Music Investment who have 9.53% shares, then Naver at 8.5%, Shanghai Fengying Business Consultant Partnership at 7.54 percent and National Pension Service 6.06 percent.
With the holding of the meeting, it is not impossible that later the position of Yang Hyun Suk and Yang Min Suk will be replaced by new producers and CEOs. (www.kpopchart.net)
The emergency meeting will be held on Friday, March 22, to determine whether they need to fire Yang Hyun Suk from the position of the main producer and his younger brother, Yang Min Suk, from the CEO position.
This was triggered because of a problem that was befalling YG Entertainment agencies lately. Starting from the scandal that befell Seungri, tax evasion cases, to the decline in stock prices.
Yang Hyun Suk is known to have shares in the YG Entertainment agency as much as 16.12 percent, while Yang Min Suk holds a share of 3.31 percent.
The shareholders who will attend the meeting are representatives of Global World Music Investment who have 9.53% shares, then Naver at 8.5%, Shanghai Fengying Business Consultant Partnership at 7.54 percent and National Pension Service 6.06 percent.
With the holding of the meeting, it is not impossible that later the position of Yang Hyun Suk and Yang Min Suk will be replaced by new producers and CEOs. (www.kpopchart.net)
