South Korea's Anti-Price-Suppression Bill Advances; Companies With PBR Below 0.8x Comprise Nearly 50% of Listed Firms

According to Korean securities analysts, President Lee Jae-myung is pushing for expedited passage of the Anti-Stock-Price-Suppression Act (inheritance and gift tax amendment), with companies trading below 0.8x price-to-book ratio (PBR) representing nearly half of South Korea's listed firms. The securities industry expects selective focus on profitable firms with strong shareholder returns rather than all low-PBR companies.
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