Samsung Electronics Minority Shareholders Challenge Performance Bonus Plan on July 16

According to Seoul Shinmun, Samsung Electronics minority shareholders launched collective action on July 16 to pressure the National Pension Service (NPS) to oppose a lucrative performance bonus agreement. The NPS holds 7.9% of Samsung Electronics shares. A minority shareholder platform collected signatures from 424 shareholders holding 207,724 shares, with plans to submit a formal letter to the NPS by July 20. The shareholders expressed concern that a special operating performance bonus for the semiconductor division, potentially reaching hundreds of trillions of Korean won over 10 years, was finalized without shareholder approval. Under the agreement, employees in the Device Solution division could receive up to 600 million Korean won annually in performance bonuses.
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