South Korea Proposes Rule Changes to Ease Capital Access for Chip Makers

The ruling party wants to relax holding company restrictions so firms like SK Hynix can fund new factories and packaging lines through outside investors.

South Korea's ruling party has put forward legislation that would loosen long-standing limits on holding companies, specifically for chip sector firms. The changes target rules that have restricted how family-controlled conglomerates raise money from outside sources while preserving ownership structures.

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