Bae Yong-joon, sits on 20 billion bucks
Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk, invested by Bae Yong-joon, is drawing attention as it is approaching for 10 days.
Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk is a figure development and production company, and will be listed for the first time as a native figure company.
Bae Yong-joon is known to have invested because of his long relationship with Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk's CEO Bae Sung-woong. Bae has been in a relationship since Bae Yong-joon was independent, and he has been named CEO at the time of the establishment of the entertainment agency Keith and has been breathing together for 12 years.
Recently, Balance No. 9 Spec, a company that merges with Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk, has formulated that the merger has been completed through disclosures such as securities issuance reports.
According to this, Bae Yong-joon, which had a 12.25% stake in Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk before the merger, will have a 10% stake after the merger.
Actor Ju Ji-hoon (real name: Joo Young-hoon), which holds 1.53% before the merger, will hold a 1.3% stake after the merger.
The share price of the balance No. 9 spec instead of the closing price on the 10th is 5600 won. Since Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk's total number of shares after the merger is about 35.61 million shares, it is concluded that the company value will reach 1965 billion won by simple calculation.
Of these, Bae Yong-joon will sell at least 10% of its stocks, and it will have nearly 20 billion won. Bae Yong-joon, of course, is a voluntary protected Jesus and can not sell shares for six months after listing.
On the other hand, Ju Ji-hoon, which has 1%, can get about 2 billion won (based on the 10-day closing price).
Meanwhile, Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk turned to black last year with sales of W12.7bn and operating profit of W3.2bn.
In particular, Blitz Lee Jin-hyuk has contracted with a number of overseas major licensures such as Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, MGM, and Disney, and has been influential in the market by focusing on high-end figures.