JYP Entertainment (JYP Ent.) 'S largest shareholder and CEO of the company, Park Jin - young, has more than 100 billion won worth of stocks this year.

According to JaeBul.com, there are seven entertainers who hold more than 10 billion won in stocks of domestic listed companies as of the end of November.

The total value of stocks held by them was 789.6 billion won, an increase of 55.2 percent from the beginning of the year on January 2 (456.91 billion won).

Among them, the most celebrated entertainer is JYP Entertainment's Park Jin-young.

Park recently announced that his stake in JYP Entertainment stood at 18.72%, reaching 23.79 billion won in stock value.

Park Jin-young's stake in the company stood at 74.68 billion won on January 2, but increased by 129.1 billion won (172.9 percent) in 11 months.

JYP's share price has risen 135.64% this year, based on the success of artists such as Twiz and Gath Seven, and an increase in global platform sales such as YouTube.

For the first time this year, JYP exceeded the market cap of 1 trillion won.

This year, K-pop has been strengthened, and the stocks of the head of the three major music companies have all increased.

As of the end of November, Lee Soo-man, chairman and CEO of SM Entertainment, ranked No. 1 in the number of entertainers' stocks, at KRW235.8 billion, an increase of KRW 81.6 billion (52.9%) over the same period.

Lee Soo-man holds 19.15% of SM.

Yang Hyun-seok, president of YG Entertainment, also increased its stock value by 47.27 billion won (47.8%) from the beginning of this year to 146.17 billion won.

His wage entertainment stake is 16.12%.

For the year, the shares of SM and Wise Entertainment rose by 54.18% and 50.43%, respectively.

Bae Yong Joon, the biggest shareholder of Keith, has a stock of 49.18 billion won, up by 4.24 billion won (9.4%) from the beginning of last year (44.94 billion won).

Earlier this year, the merger of KeyState and SM Entertainment resulted in a rise in the value of SM Entertainment's stake in SM Entertainment, which handed off Kiwest stake to SM Entertainment.

However, there are celebrity stock codes that have reduced their equity this year.

The musical actor Ham Yeonji, the eldest son of Ham Young Joon Ottogi, owns a 1.19% stake in Ottogi and its stock value is 31.92 billion won.

Compared to the beginning of the year (32.28 billion won), the valuation decreased by 360 million won (1.1%).

Han Sung-ho, chairman of FNC Entertainment, held a stock value of 26.79 billion won, down by 1.35 billion won (4.8%) from the beginning of the year.

He owns 22.02% of the shares of F.Eng.

Park Soon-ae, a talent-born talent who owns 13.29 percent of the shares of Pungkuk, fell by 8.47 billion won (35.6 percent) from the previous year's 23.77 billion won to 15.3 billion won due to the fall in share prices.