Choi Yoojung

The tweet translates to: "It's easy to understand that my type of girl is like Choi Yoori or Yujung (from Weki Meki)."

The translation of the tweet is: "Currently, the financial authorities are concerned about three stock transactions. The first transaction took place in early 2019 when former HYBE Vice President Choi Yujung sold her shares after resigning from her major position."

Nicole and BigHit representative Shin Seong-jung must know Choi Eun and Choi Yu-jung, who were formerly with BigHit, very well. Of course, they should also know Min Hee-jin well. On 2024/11/26, "Contributed to the birth and growth of BTS," BIGHIT MUSIC has appointed a new female CEO. 🔗kstyle.com/article.ksn?ar… x.com/KMMiichan/stat…

The tweet translates to: "Chikyochuu with Cheyujung and Arin-chan! It looks like fun!"

"However, regarding the shares of former HYBE Vice President Choi Yu-jung, conditions for a 'put-back option' were attached, but there were no profit distribution conditions for Chairman Bang. This was because Chairman Bang was in a situation where he could not assert his rights in response to the co-founder's rapid request for stock sale."

"However, in the stock sale transaction of former HYBE Vice President Choi Yujung, HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk did not demand a profit distribution. Because co-founder Choi insisted on quickly selling his shares, Chairman Bang Si-hyuk was in a situation where he could not assert his rights."

"Stick Investment and Stone EP Fund No. 2, along with Stone EP Fund No. 1, which bought back shares from former HYBE Vice President Choi Yu-jung, have requested a 'put-back option' from HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk, which stipulates that if they do not succeed in going public in 2023, he will buy back the shares at an amount that applies a certain rate of return on the invested principal."

As of the end of 2017, the largest shareholder of Big Hit is CEO Bang Si-hyuk, with a shareholding ratio of 50.88%. Assuming the market value is 700 billion won, this means he holds shares worth over 350 billion won. The value of the shares held by the second-largest shareholder, Vice President Choi Yu-jung (with a shareholding ratio of 6.97%), is approximately 49 billion won.

The tweet translates to: "I know Fantagio often comes to Japan, but please take good care of Choi Yu-jung as well (念)."

The tweet translates to: "Big Hit, which increased its shares, had a revenue of 587.2 billion won last year... It earned 170 billion won just in North America. On March 31, 2020, former Vice President Choi Yoo-jung held 7.0% (116,365 shares) at the beginning of 2018, but reduced it to 4.6% (80,936 shares) by the end of 2018, and last year sold all of his remaining shares." (Note: The original text contains a mix of Korean and Japanese, but the translation provided is based on the Korean content.)

Sure! The translation of the tweet is: "That's right. Choi Yujung, the former vice president of BigHit, has sold her company shares in several installments and has left BH, but how much was the total amount of the sales? It seems she is complaining (was deceived?) like Min Heejin, saying she didn't know about the IPO."

The tweet translates to: "Vice President Choi Yujung, who greatly contributed to BTS's success, sold her shares before Big Hit (now HYBE) went public and left the company. However, she was not informed about the IPO, and she stated in a call with reporters, 'There was no discussion at all about the IPO.' It seems they are doing exactly the same thing here."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: 【For Sale】 WekiMeki NCT127 NCT 127 DOJAEJUNG Doyoung Yujung Doden Cheki Exchange Transfer Purchase Goods 【Wanted】 4,800 yen jp.mercari.com/item/m56911684…

The tweet translates to: "South Korea's Choi Yu-jung is driving a Benz. What if the current badminton representative of South Korea made a surprise visit to the club? youtu.be/uLeosUdfVDY?si… @YouTube"

The tweet translates to: "Che Yu-jung's Victor marketing video. The comments before the interview on the internet are educational. What she is conscious of is simple."