Samsung becomes the most indebted business group in South Korea, SK drops to third place
- South Korea's financial regulatory authorities stated on Tuesday that by the end of 2025, Samsung has surpassed SK Group to become South Korea's most indebted business group.
- In terms of ranking: Hyundai Motor holds second place, SK Group has fallen to third, Lotte is fourth, and LG ranks fifth.
- Overall, a total of 42 business groups have been identified as highly indebted enterprises (compared to 41 last year). As of the end of last year, these groups' outstanding bank credit balances reached 386.9 trillion won (approximately $255 billion), an increase of 4.1% from the previous year.
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