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Selected Portfolio Companies | Korea
Eugene Science
Creating solutions to cholesterol-related diseases, obesity, diabetes and other human diseases. |
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Good Morning Securities (formerly Ssangyong Sec, merger with Shinhan Securities (GMSH))
Provides securities brokerage and investment banking services |
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Hyunjin Materials and Yonghyun Base Materials
Leading company in the metal material forging industry focusing on parts for ship engines, wind power plants, and industrial machines |
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Korea Petrochemical Ind. Co. (KPIC)
A vertically integrated petrochemical company that produces and supplies a wide range of petrochemicals including petrochemical derivatives such as Propylene and Ethylene, and synthetic resins |
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KSNet Inc.
Provides banking and credit card services |
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Mando Corporation
One of the largest auto parts suppliers, including various car chassis parts, in Korea |
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Nitgen Technologies Inc. (Enpia & Nitgen)
Manages network traffic for online stock trading sites |
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Penta Securities Systems Co.
Corporate network systems security provider |
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The LeadCorp (formerly Dong Teuk Co., Ltd.)
Only listed consumer finance company focusing on unsecured consumer loans |
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Good Morning Securities ("GMS")
Turning Around a Fallen Company
H&QAP’s investment in GMS was one of the most recognized private equity transactions in Korea’s history.
GMS, H&QAP’s first investment in Korea, represented a major restructuring pportunity. After GMS was spun out of the Ssangyong Group, H&QAP sourced world-class management for GMS, leading to improved corporate governance and financial transparency. The investment gave H&Q Asia Pacific the control necessary to guide the company
through a complex financial restructuring.
H&QAP’s operational and financial re-engineering of GMS turned a once-fallen
chaebol subsidiary into one of Korea’s most profitable and best- managed independent securities houses.
In 2002, H&QAP sold GMS to The Shinhan Group, returning 6.6 times its original invested capital. |
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