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Samsung Securities

Samsung Securities Co.,Ltd. operates as a financial investment company in South Korea. The company offers asset and wealth management services; global investment strategy; tax, real estate, and legal consulting services; digital and pension services, such as pension asset management services; investment products, including domestic and overseas stocks, funds, ELS, fixed-income, wrap, and other financial products; channel solutions; credits and loans; corporate banking; and capital management services. It also provides an equity platform to support investment activities, such as brokerage and liquidity provision for domestic and global stocks, ETFs, and ETNs; private equity fund solutions; FIIC products and services, including KRW/USD repurchase agreements (RP), domestic and global bond offerings, and FX services; and structured derivative products. In addition, the company offers investment banking services consisting of equity and debt capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, investment finance, and alternative investment services; and sales and trading services. Samsung Securities Co.,Ltd. was incorporated in 1982 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

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Flashlight Capital Offers to Buy Samsung's 20.6% S-1 Stake

Flashlight Capital Partners has offered to acquire the entire 20.6% stake in S-1 Corporation held by five Samsung Group affiliates for KRW 906.6 billion, or KRW 116,000 per share, a 45% premium to the current market price. The offer, made to Samsung SDI, Samsung Life, Samsung Fire & Marine, Samsung Securities, and Samsung Card, gives the boards until September 23 to respond. Flashlight Capital argues that none of the affiliates has a strategic reason to retain the stake, noting that the proceeds would be equivalent to about 10% of Samsung Life's and 13% of Samsung Card's net income. The activist investor, led by former Carlyle Group Korea head Sanghyun Lee, criticized S-1's board for a hollow response to its June 23 proposals and said it will keep all options open.
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