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Smilegate tycoon forced to transfer €1.6 billion in assets to his ex-wife

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9 September 2026, 16:56
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A court in South Korea has ruled that Kwon Hyuk-bin, founder of video game company Smilegate, must transfer assets worth approximately €1.6 billion to his former wife, Lee Hwa-jin. The ruling includes a 35% stake in the company and 65 billion won in cash, making it the largest compensation awarded in a divorce case in the country's history. The decision is not final and may be appealed by either party.

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