Kwak Dong-shin was reappointed as the CEO at the regular shareholders' meeting of HANMI Semiconductor held on the 21st.
Additionally, Chairman Kwak is the largest shareholder, holding 33.95% of the equity of HANMI Semiconductor, and according to the cash dividends policy approved at the meeting, he is set to receive approximately 23.6 billion won in dividends this year.
On this day, HANMI Semiconductor held its shareholders' meeting and approved the agenda consisting of ▲approval of financial statements ▲appointment of internal directors ▲appointment of external directors ▲approval of director remuneration limits, all as originally proposed.
Chairman Kwak was reappointed as an internal director (CEO) on the board of HANMI Semiconductor. He is the eldest son of the late Kwak No-gwon, the founder of HANMI Semiconductor and was appointed as co-CEO in 2007 and as the sole CEO in 2010.
The reason for Chairman Kwak's reappointment as CEO was the development of the 'TC Bonder,' a key device for manufacturing AI semiconductors, and reaching record sales last year. HANMI Semiconductor recorded sales of 558.9 billion won and an operating profit of 255.4 billion won last year, marking increases of 252% and 639%, respectively, compared to the previous year.
On this day, HANMI Semiconductor also approved a cash dividend of 720 won per share, which is an increase of 71.4% from last year's 420 won per share. As a result, Chairman Kwak will receive approximately 23.6 billion won in dividends this year.