GS Global CEO buys back company shares to show confidence in long-term growth

GS Global CEO Kim Sung-won purchased 40,000 shares of the trading firm for about 104 million won ($68,000), shortly after his appointment to the position at the general shareholders’ meeting on March 26, the company’s regulatory filing showed Thursday. Kim began his career as a government official in 1992 and previously worked for POSCO and Doosan Heavy Industries, now renamed as Doosan Enerbility. Since joining GS Group in 2021, he has served as an executive overseeing the energy business at several affiliates. GS Global said Kim’s share buyback reflects his determination to address the company’s undervaluation and confidence in its long-term growth potential. “My decision was based on confidence in the company’s future growth,” Kim said. “I will continue to strive to enhance shareholder value and ensure responsible management.” The company said more executives and employees will join in share buyback. Last year, GS Global reported 4.1 trillion won in sales and 52.3 billion won in operating profit, amid tighter global trade regulations and sluggish growth in major econo

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