Leader'S Club
Leader'S Club은 유가증권 성장 법인과 코스닥 성장 법인을 대상으로 IR(Investor Relations)활동을 지원하는 서비스 입니다.
PRICE03:30 PM KST 09/06/2024(20minute delay)
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₩ 50,500
₩ 6001.17%
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$ 36.57
$ 0.431.19%
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Previous Close
51,100
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Open
51,100
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High
52,500
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Low
50,000
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Volume
6,995
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Market Cap (T KRW)
353,247,500
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Industry
Etc.
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CEO
Hur Young In
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Headquarters
SPC Group, 2620 Nambusunwhan-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Yangjae-dong 11-149)
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Website
Related Articles
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SPC renews commitment to safety management
South Korean food and beverage giant SPC kicked off a new safety management committee on Monday as part of follow-up measures in response to the recent death of a young employee at its affiliated bread-making factory. According to the food giant, the new committee will supervise industrial safety, working conditions and social responsibilities across the facilities of all SPC subsidiaries, and alert the company of potential accidents. SPC said it will guarantee the committee’s autonomy, st
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Popeyes to come back after 2-year hiatus
Popeyes, a US fried chicken fast food chain, said Wednesday it is returning to the South Korean market in the coming weeks after a nearly two-year hiatus. The chain had ceased operations here in December 2020, citing business difficulties and poor sales as key reasons. Popeyes is set to open its first new location near Gangnam Station in southern Seoul, with employee training starting on Monday. Meanwhile, South Korea's fast food market is experiencing a heated "burger race," as c
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[단독] 멀린社, “레고랜드 부도설은 억측…신규투자는 자체조달 예정”
올해 5월 개장한 레고랜드코리아리조트(이하 ‘레고랜드’)의 모회사인 영국 멀린엔터테인먼트는 일각에서 제기되고 있는 레고랜드 부도설은 억측에 불과하고 앞으로 모든 신규투자는 본사에서 자체적으로 진행하겠다는 입장을 밝혔다. 6일 코리아헤럴드의 취재를 종합하면, 멀린은 레고랜드 사업을 맡고 있는 강원중도개발공사(GJC)가 특수목적회사(SPC) 아이원제일차를 통해 발행한 2천50억원 규모의 자산유동화기업어음(ABCP)이 최종 부도처리된 것은 맞지만, 레고랜드 운영에는 전혀 문제가 없다고 강조했다. 다만 채무보증을 선 강원도청을 상대로 ‘계약파기’로 소송을 진행할지 여부에 대해선 ‘기밀유지조항’을 근거로 즉답을 피했다. 또한 내년 1월부터 3월 23일까지 동절기 임시휴장과 관련해, 멀린은 “파크 전체 휴장은 실외 테마파크 특성상 주 이용객인 어린이들과 그 가족의 안전을 보장하고자 지난 55년간 지켜온 약속&rdqu
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Apologizing CEOs: New law that holds chiefs accountable for accidents has become biggest fear
Bowed heads, a mumbled apology and camera flashlights. The public apology issued last week by the head of South Korean food and beverage giant SPC was any businessperson's worst nightmare. Chairman Hur Young-in of the food and bakery giant apologized for the death of a 23-year-old worker who was crushed by a sauce mixing machine at a factory affiliated with SPC during an overnight shift. The chairman does not just face public humiliation and a nationwide boycott of his company’s product
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[Editorial] No more ‘bloodstained bread’
A wave of protests is raging over the death of a young worker at a bread-making factory run by an affiliate of South Korean bakery giant SPC Group, illustrating the public anger over the negligence and malpractice that were glaringly laid bare. The 23-year old employee was killed Oct. 15 after her upper body was caught in a sauce mixer at the factory of SPL in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province. SPL is owned by Paris Croissant, a firm wholly owned by SPC Group Chairman Heo Young-in and his family. He
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[Newsmaker] Another worker injured at SPC bread factory
A worker was injured at one of South Korean bakery giant SPC Group’s bread-making factories on Sunday, just two days after its chief extended a public apology in response to a deadly accident in another factory run by the bakery group. A factory worker in his 40s lost a finger when trying to sort out defective products from a conveyer belt at a Shany bread-making factory operated by SPC Group in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, at around 6:10 a.m., police said. Two more workers were reportedly
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SPC chairman apologizes over death of young factory worker
Heo Young-in, CEO of South Korean bakery giant SPC Group, bowed deep in apology Friday over a young factory worker killed in an accident at one of the company's bread-making factories last week. “I feel strongly responsible for this accident and accept criticism from the public without any excuses. I also send my deepest apology for not caring for the grief and shock of the employees who worked with the deceased,” Heo said during a press conference. As part of prevention measures, He
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Yoon orders inquiry into death of worker at bread factory
President Yoon Suk-yeol lamented the recent death of a young worker at a bread factory Thursday, saying it was "truly regrettable" and that he has instructed officials to determine the details of the incident. A 23-year-old worker at a factory affiliated with food and beverage giant SPC Group died Saturday after getting caught in a mixer at the plant in Pyeongtaek, 65 kilometers south of Seoul, according to police. Her death prompted an outpouring of grief among the public as questions
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SPC Group’s Paris Baguette debuts in London
South Korean food conglomerate SPC Group said Sunday that it has opened its first Paris Baguette store in the UK, with an aim to run 20 bakery cafe franchises there by 2025 to expand the brand's presence in Europe. The UK is SPC’s ninth overseas market and the second European country it has entered. “The UK is an important market for us to expand business in Europe and launch more franchises there, ultimately making it one of four pillars for our brand growth globally after th
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Five Guys burger chain coming to S. Korea
Hanwha Galleria, the retail arm of Hanwha Solutions, will open the first branch of US fast food chain Five Guys in Seoul early next year, the company said Thursday, a day after its executive publicized it through his personal social media account. On Wednesday, Kim Dong-sun, head of strategic management at Hanwha Galleria, uploaded a photo of himself on Instagram shaking hands with William Peecher, director of international expansion at Five Guys Enterprise, with a hashtag that translates to &ld
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3 more Paris Baguette branches open in Paris
SPC Group has opened three more Paris Baguette stores in Paris this year to expand its business in the European market, the South Korean food and beverage giant said Tuesday. The latest Paris Baguette store is set to open in Montparnasse, a major commercial district in the southern part of Paris on Tuesday, local time. The opening of Paris Baguette Montparnasse branch follows two branch openings in February in other parts of the French capital -- in Boieldieu and Corolles. With a floor area of 1
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SPC's Paris Baguette ranked 25th among best franchise brands in US
South Korean food giant SPC Group said Sunday its coffeehouse-to-bakery brand Paris Baguette has ranked 25th among the best franchise brands evaluated by the US-based magazine Franchise Times. According to the Franchise Times Top 500, an annual ranking of the largest franchise brands by sales in the US, Paris Baguette's ranking jumped 13 spots from last year's 38th. Its ranking is the highest among Korean brands in the list this year. “Our 77 years of baking know-how, efficient bakery mana
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Dow's INNATE(TM) TF-BOPE resins enable Lion Corporation to launch recyclable refill bags for shower cream in Thailand
BANGKOK, Sept. 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Dow (NYSE: DOW) has partnered with Lion Corporation to launch recyclable refill bags for Shokubutsu Monogatari's shower cream in Thailand, using Dow's INNATE™ TF Polyethylene Resins for Tenter Frame Biaxial Orientation (TF-BOPE). Leveraging the materials science expertise of Dow Thailand Group, the unique collaborative approach by Dow's Pack Studios Singapore as well as the distribution network of SCG Chemicals (SCGC), Lion Corporation managed to
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Retailers race to make next Pokemon Bread
Piggybacking on SPC Samlip’s Pokemon Bread craze, South Korean food companies are using animated characters on their product packaging to appeal to customers with a desire to collect nostalgic items. Convenience store chain 7-Eleven said Wednesday it has sold more than 250,000 rolls of its recently launched Digimon Bread in a week. The pastry comes with a sticker of one of 182 characters from the Japanese anime television series “Digimon Adventure” -- a key rival of the Poke
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70m Pokemon bread sales provide record Q2 revenue for SPC Samlip
South Korean confectionery company SPC Samlip said Wednesday that it has posted an all-time high sales record of over 800 billion won ($611.4 million) in the second quarter, driven by the popularity of its Pokemon Bread, of which the company sold 70 million packs for the last six months. The company’s second quarter sales surged on-year by 14 percent to 814.9 billion won in sales, while its net profit skyrocketed by 61.5 percent to 23.5 billion won in the cited period. Key growth drivers