Posted on : Dec.22,2017 19:14 KST
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A fundraising effort started by a credit union called, “Plan Das” has reached its goal of raising 1.5 billion won ($1.5 million) in just three weeks. The goal of the fundraiser is to buy a stake in the company Das, in order to discover if former president Lee Myung-bak is the true owner of the company. Under South Korean law, minority shareholders who own more than 3% of a company can request access to internal company records in order to verify transaction and ownership structure. The photo shows the former president heading to the VIP lounge at Incheon Airport prior to his departure for Bahrain on Nov. 12, with citizens in the background demanding an investigation into Lee’s business activities. (by Kim Myung-jin, staff photographer)
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A fundraising effort started by a credit union called, “Plan Das” has reached its goal of raising 1.5 billion won ($1.5 million) in just three weeks. The goal of the fundraiser is to buy a stake in the company Das, in order to discover if former president Lee Myung-bak is the true owner of the company. Under South Korean law, minority shareholders who own more than 3% of a company can request access to internal company records in order to verify transaction and ownership structure.
The photo shows the former president heading to the VIP lounge at Incheon Airport prior to his departure for Bahrain on Nov. 12, with citizens in the background demanding an investigation into Lee’s business activities. (by Kim Myung-jin, staff photographer)
