It was found that more than 150 shareholders were affiliated with the'Gold Spoon' under the age of 10 who owned the shares of listed companies in Korea.



There were 30 shareholders whose holdings exceeded 1 billion won.



There were also'young shareholders' whose stock value increased by hundreds of millions of won over a year due to their share price rise.



According to F&Guide, as of the 20th, 151 shareholders under the age of 10 appeared in the disclosure of the shares of the largest shareholders of listed companies.



At the end of 2019, a year ago, there were 130 people, but 21 people increased.



Most of them received stocks from family members and relatives, and some inherited.



The average stock value per person was 870 million won, and 91 shareholders had an valuation of more than 100 million won.



It means that 3 out of 5 people are billions of stocks, especially 28 people with an valuation of over 1 billion won.



The largest shareholder was Jeong Mo (8), the granddaughter of Jeong Ji-wan, chairman of Soulbrain Holdings, a semiconductor material company.



Jung Yang inherited his father's share (2.41%) in June of last year.



The value of the holdings is 60.2 billion won, which is the only shareholder under the age of 10 with more than 10 billion won.



Excluding Chung Yang, the average holding amount per shareholder under the age of 10 was 475 million won.



After Jeong Yang, Moo Kang (10) and Moo Park (10) of the Hana Pharm family had a high stake worth 3,290 million won each.



Last year, 58 new shareholders were listed, more than a third of 151.



There were also three people who became shareholders within a year of their birth.



Among them, the grandson of Hanil Steel Chairman Eom Jeong-heon received a 2.91% of the company's shares as soon as he was born.



Although the target audience was different, at the end of 2019, there were 130 shareholders under the age of 10, and their average holding amount was 410 million won and 15 shareholders over 1 billion.



Excluding 30 of these, the equity value of 100 has increased.



L&F Hermo (7) has increased from 330 million won to 1.39 billion won at the end of 2019.



This is the result of the share price of L&F, a rechargeable battery-related company, jumping.



L&F is a Pan GS family represented by Je-Hong Huh, the great-grandson of the late Chairman Man-Jung Heo, who is the co-founder of LG Group.



Sang-A Front Tech, Kim Mo (7), increased 900 million won (227%) from 390 million won to 1.29 billion won.



The share price of Sang-A Front Tech, a hydrogen car parts maker, also surged from 15,000 won to 49,000 won during the same period.