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The dispute over the management rights of the Hanjin Group ended with the victory of Chairman Jo Won-tae as the success of CEO Won-tae Cho. However, as the current vice president, Hyun-A Cho and others continue to increase their stakes, the fight for management will likely continue.

I'm Jeong Seong-jin.

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Chairman Won-Tae Jo succeeded in reappointing the executive director at the general shareholders' meeting of Hanjin Cal, a holding company of Hanjin Group.

It defended management by gaining 56.7% of favors over the majority of shareholders present.

[Seok Tae-soo / Han Jin-kal, Chairman of the General Meeting of Shareholders: The appointment of Jo Won-tae, the executive director, declares that the quorum has been met.

All six internal and external directors recommended by Chairman Cho were also elected with the majority approval.

On the other hand, none of the directors recommended by Cho Hyun-ah, former vice president, and KCGI and Bando E & C, were recommended by the three-party shareholders' union.

Just before the general shareholders 'meeting, the court's decision to falsely announce the peninsula construction and the declaration of the National Pension's support for the Chairman of the Group led to a 40.4% stake and the 28.8% stake in the shareholders' union. is.

However, the shareholders' union bought additional shares of Hanjin Cal this year, raising the stake to 42.13%.

It is understood that they are already preparing for the fight for the second management right, such as convening a temporary shareholders' meeting.

President Cho's side also has a friendly stake of around 42%, with Delta Air Lines increasing its stake by nearly 5%.

None of the proposed changes in the Articles of Incorporation, such as restricting the qualifications of directors who have been confirmed to be embezzled or embezzled in a confrontation with management votes on both sides, have not passed.