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[Alpha Biz= Reporter Kim Sangjin] E-Mart announced that the National Pension Service's stake in the company has decreased from 7.96% to 5.89%. According to the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system on July 2nd, the National Pension Service held 1,642,357 shares of E-Mart, representing a 5.89% stake as of June 26th. This marks a decrease of 2.07 percentage points from November 8th last year.
Currently, E-Mart's largest shareholder is Chairman Jung Yong-jin of Shinsegae Group, who holds 18.56%, while Chairman Lee Myung-hee holds 10%. The National Pension Service is the third-largest shareholder in E-Mart.
Additionally, the National Pension Service holds 1,031,182 shares (10.47%) in Shinsegae, another major affiliate within the Shinsegae Group. Within Shinsegae, Chairman Jung Yong-jin holds 18.56%, and Chairman Lee Myung-hee holds 10%.
Alphabiz Reporter Kim SangJin(letyou@alphabiz.co.kr)
