Taeyoung Completes Split of TY Holdings and Taeyoung Construction... Official Launch of Holding Company System View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Onyu Lim] Taeyoung Group announced on the 31st that it has completed the split of its holding company TY Holdings and its operating company Taeyoung Construction, officially launching a holding company system. TY Holdings plans to finalize the executive appointments designated during the company split at the founding general meeting and board meeting on the 1st of next month. President Yoo Jong-yeon will be appointed as CEO, and Director Hwang Seon-ho will be appointed as Chief Executive Officer.


Yoo Jong-yeon, the new CEO of TY Holdings, previously served as a global partner at Bain & Company, CEO of SBS Contents Hub, and CEO of Neo Partners. He is recognized as the ideal candidate to discover new growth engines for Taeyoung Group with his outstanding strategic planning capabilities and bold execution power.


Hwang Seon-ho, appointed as Chief Executive Officer, is the head of the Management Control Office and a leading planning and management expert in the group, having worked at Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance and SBS, and managed operations at SBS Media Holdings. TY Holdings will focus on faithfully fulfilling its role as the top holding company of the group.


Under the Management Control Office, TY Holdings will establish a support team and an operations team, appointing Team Leader Song Yong-ho and Team Leader Choi Jun-ho, both from Taeyoung Construction.



A TY Holdings official stated, “Through the holding company system, a foundation will be established to enable decision-making and responsible management systems suitable for the characteristics of each business division, which is expected to increase management expertise and transparency and further enhance competitiveness in each business sector.”


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