Samsung Chairman’s Family to Sell 17.7 Million Shares to Pay Off Taxes, Loans
October 18, 2025
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The mother and two sisters of Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee are set to sell around 17.7 million shares — valued at roughly 1.73
The mother and two sisters of Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee are set to sell around 17.7 million shares — valued at roughly 1.73
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