South Korea's parent-subsidiary listing rate is 224 times the US level
South Korea's parent-subsidiary listing rate stood at 11.2% at the end of last year, versus 0.05% in the US and 4.0% in Japan, according to the FSC. The possible Nasdaq listing of SK hynix's Solidigm has renewed scrutiny, with regulators requiring five shareholder-protection steps but penalties capped at 1 billion won.
- Korea's parent-subsidiary listing rate is 11.2%, 224 times the US figure
- SK hynix and SK Square must meet five obligations before a Solidigm listing
- Penalties for violations in overseas listings are capped at 1 billion won
- SK hynix plans 54.3 trillion won in investment through 2031
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