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Top 1% Investors Buy Samsung Electric and Alteozen, Sell Samsung Electronics

Top 1% investors bought Samsung Electric and Alteozen but sold Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.

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As of 2026-09-04 05:53 UTC. Market figures are as the cited sources reported them at that time and may have moved since. This is news, not investment advice.
Top 1% investors in Korea bought Samsung Electric and Alteozen the most on a specific trading day, while selling Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. [1] Choi Seung-ho, chairman of the Samsung Electronics Early Career Labor Union, and an unnamed union official were sent to prosecution for creating a blacklist of employees based on their union membership status. [2] The Hwaseong Dongtan Police Station in Gyeonggi Province sent six individuals to prosecution for violating the Personal Information Protection Act. [3] South Korea introduced new guidelines stating that technology companies are not obliged to negotiate profit-sharing with workers. [4] Samsung Electronics announced on July 4, 2026, that it has accumulated 38 circular resource certifications through August 2026. [5] According to Mirae Asset Securities, Samsung Electric was the number one stock in net buying by top 1% investors. [6] Alteozen ranked second in net buying, trading at 301,000 won with no change, after disclosing a 25 million dollar sales milestone payment from partner MSD for the ALT-B4 license contract. [7] Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix ranked as the number one and number two stocks in net selling, respectively. [8] Samsung Electronics and the union reached a tentative agreement on a wage negotiation on May 20 to end the strike, but the company and union did not submit withdrawal requests for the criminal charges. [9] South Korea's tech boom is currently minting record profits for companies in the industry. [10] The new regulations are designed to curb union leverage over financial windfalls generated by the tech sector. [11] Among the 38 certifications acquired, the semiconductor division secured 30 and the device experience division secured 8. [12]
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  1. Top 1% investors in Korea bought Samsung Electric and Alteozen the most on a specific trading day, while selling Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. · 매일경제South Korea
  2. Choi Seung-ho, chairman of the Samsung Electronics Early Career Labor Union, and an unnamed union official were sent to prosecution for creating a blacklist of employees based on their union membership status. · 세계일보
  3. The Hwaseong Dongtan Police Station in Gyeonggi Province sent six individuals to prosecution for violating the Personal Information Protection Act. · 세계일보
  4. South Korea introduced new guidelines stating that technology companies are not obliged to negotiate profit-sharing with workers. · Nikkei Asia
  5. Samsung Electronics announced on July 4, 2026, that it has accumulated 38 circular resource certifications through August 2026. · 동아일보
  6. According to Mirae Asset Securities, Samsung Electric was the number one stock in net buying by top 1% investors. · 매일경제South Korea
  7. Alteozen ranked second in net buying, trading at 301,000 won with no change, after disclosing a 25 million dollar sales milestone payment from partner MSD for the ALT-B4 license contract. · 매일경제South Korea
  8. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix ranked as the number one and number two stocks in net selling, respectively. · 매일경제South Korea
  9. Samsung Electronics and the union reached a tentative agreement on a wage negotiation on May 20 to end the strike, but the company and union did not submit withdrawal requests for the criminal charges. · 세계일보
  10. South Korea's tech boom is currently minting record profits for companies in the industry. · Nikkei Asia
  11. The new regulations are designed to curb union leverage over financial windfalls generated by the tech sector. · Nikkei Asia
  12. Among the 38 certifications acquired, the semiconductor division secured 30 and the device experience division secured 8. · 동아일보
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