Kyobo Securities Holds Shareholders' Meeting: "Bongkwon Park Reappointed for Fourth Term"
Kyobo Securities announced on March 26 that the agenda item for the reappointment of Bongkwon Park as CEO was approved at the regular general shareholders' meeting.
As a result, CEO Park will continue his term until March 2028 and will lead the company under a co-CEO system alongside CEO Lee Seokki.
Since being appointed as CEO in 2020, Park has now achieved his fourth consecutive term, following his reappointments in 2022, 2024, and this latest reappointment.
Based on the synergy between the co-CEOs, Kyobo Securities posted a consolidated operating profit of 190.4 billion won and a net profit of 142.9 billion won in 2025, marking an increase of 67.2% and 21.4%, respectively, compared to the previous year.
The company strengthened its growth foundation by achieving balanced growth across all business sectors, enhancing profitability in existing businesses, and discovering new business opportunities. In addition, Kyobo Securities improved its business competitiveness through proactive risk management and restructuring of its management system.
For this year, Kyobo Securities has set its management goal as "building a foundation for future growth and protecting financial consumers through business diversification," and is focusing on securing competitiveness to become a comprehensive financial investment firm.
In particular, the company emphasized plans to secure new growth engines by accelerating AI-based digital transformation (AI-DX) and expanding its digital asset business.
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Additionally, Kyobo Securities plans to further advance its new business development capabilities, strengthen its asset management operations and channel competitiveness, and continuously refine its internal control system centered on financial consumers.
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