Tag: sk telecom

M&A

SK Telecom invests in Hana credit card subsidiary

Sameera Anand 16 December 2009

SK Telecom will buy 49% of Hana Financial Group's credit card subsidiary, Hana Card, for $343 million.

Business Moves

Korea's LG Telecom merges with two affiliates

Rupert Walker 16 October 2009

LG Telecom, Korea's third biggest mobile phone operator, follows the trend and absorbs its fixed-line and broadband siblings.

Business Moves

China Unicom to repurchase $1.3 billion of stock from SK Telecom

Daniel Inman 30 September 2009

Weeks after China Unicom announces a share swap with Spain’s Telefonica, China’s second largest telecommunications operator cuts its ties with SK Telecom.

M&A

SK Telecom to buy business off affiliate for $714 million

Daniel Inman 25 May 2009

As well as the leased-line assets, the Korean telecom company will also take on $503 million worth of SK Networks' debt.

Equities

Posco exchangeable into SK Telecom draws strong demand

Anette Jönsson 8 August 2008

The $485 million yen-denominated deal is priced with a 23% exchange premium and a 0.5% yield-to-put.

M&A

The mystery behind SK Telecom's bid for Hanaro

Rosie Slater 6 December 2007

At the end of a week of unpredictable developments, SK Telecom and the owners of Hanaro move ahead with the $1.2 billion deal.

M&A

SK Telecom inks agreement for Hanaro

Rosie Slater 4 December 2007

The Korean telco signs an agreement to buy 39% of Hanaro for $1.18 billion, on the same day that KT Freetel and NTT DoCoMo jointly invest in Malaysia's U Mobile.

Debt

Bonds for KEB and SK Telecom trade up

Rosie Slater 17 July 2007

A five-year FRN from KEB and a 20-year bond from SK Telecom perform well in secondary trading, potentially leading to some stability in the Asian bond market.

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