RFHIC chairman Cho Deok Soo group trims stake to 32.98% voting rights from 33.61%

By Public Technologies
  • RFHIC controlling shareholder Cho Deok Soo cut combined holdings with related parties to 8,765,378 voting shares as of Sept. 28.
  • Voting stake slipped to 32.98% from 33.61% in the prior filing dated Feb. 23.
  • Total shares held fell to 8,805,378, or 33.08%, from 8,965,137, or 33.71%.
  • Key contracted shares rose to 391,000, or 1.47%, from 316,000, or 1.19%.
  • Changes cited sales by related parties for gift-tax payments, stock option exercises increasing shares outstanding, tax installment collateral adjustments.


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