Hana Financial Group said on the 31st that Chairman Ham Young-joo expressed his commitment to responsible management and shareholder value enhancement by purchasing 5,000 shares of Hana Financial Holdings on the 27th.
As external and internal uncertainties increased, leading to the undervaluation of stock prices, it is interpreted that Ham Young-joo, chairman of Hana Financial, personally bought shares to put responsible management into practice and repay shareholders' trust, ensuring that the value-up (enhancement of corporate value) plan translates into tangible shareholder value growth.
Key executives of Hana Financial Holdings also participated in the stock purchase. This month, Vice Chairman Kang Sung-mook purchased 1,200 shares, Vice Chairman Lee Seung-yeol bought 1,000 shares, Vice President Park Jong-moo acquired 500 shares, Vice President Kim Mi-sook obtained 500 shares, Executive Director Kang Jae-sin bought 500 shares, Executive Director Park Geun-hoon acquired 400 shares, and Executive Director Kang Jeong-han purchased 250 shares, totaling 9,350 shares bought by key executives.
Chairman Ham Young-joo noted, "This stock purchase will enhance the execution power of the value-up plan and strengthen communication with shareholders," adding, "We will continue to strive to establish Hana Financial Group as a leading model case for enhancing financial stock value."
Meanwhile, Hana Financial has presented a clear target to achieve a total shareholder return rate of 50% by 2027 through the announcement of its value-up plan, promising a gradual increase in shareholder return rates and enhancement of capital efficiency.
The recent stock purchases by Hana Financial executives are part of the ongoing value-up plan. Hana Financial aims to strengthen its shareholder return policy, increase its execution capabilities for stock price growth, and continuously enhance market trust through active communication with domestic and international investors.