STIC Investments, Inc. (026890.KS) KSC

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STIC Investments, Inc.

Address

10th Floor, MSA Building

Seoul, SL 06194

Korea (the Republic of)

Phone

82 2 3404 7800

Sector

Financial Services

Industry

Asset Management

Employees

63

First IPO Date

January 01, 1999

Key Executives

NameTitlePayYear Born
Dong Guel KwakVice Chairman, CEO & CIO1.36B1959
Shinwoo KangExecutive Managing Partner, Director & COO746M1960
Yong-Hwan DoExecutive Chairman of the Board2.22B1957
Jin ChaiDirector, Exec. Managing Partner & Head of Private Equity - Private Equity/Partners Committee2.29B1971
Il-sung KangManaging Partner & Head of Credit01972
Daniel LeeManaging Partner & Head of Growth Capital Growth of Capital/Partners Committee - Seoul01971
Jaehun SaManaging Partner, Chief Communications & Relationship Officer0N/A
Kisoo ParkManaging Partner, Head of Business Development of Business Development/Partners Committee -Seoul01971
Sarah ZurellChief Marketing Officer0N/A
Sanghyun LeeManaging Partner of Private Equity/Partners Committee - Seoul01977
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Description

STIC Investments, Inc. is a leading private equity and venture capital firm that engages in a broad spectrum of investment activities. Its expertise spans early-stage funding (Series A and B), growth capital, mid-cap investments, corporate restructurings, and both primary and secondary buyouts. The firm primarily allocates capital to mid-market businesses operating within technology-intensive manufacturing sectors, including automotive, shipbuilding, healthcare, medical devices, and the TMT industries. When focusing on growth capital, STIC seeks out late-stage mid-market companies, typically investing between $20 million and $50 million per transaction. For secondary investments, its strategy involves acquiring entire portfolios from dissolving partnerships or purchasing existing shares directly from major shareholders in specific deals. In the realm of buyouts, STIC favors non-leveraged management buyouts in sectors identified by government policy as strategically crucial for South Korea's economic development, committing an average of $70 million to $200 million per investment. The firm also explores opportunities in cross-border mergers and acquisitions. Geographically, STIC primarily invests in South Korea, with selected ventures into the Greater China region and consideration for broader Asia Pacific markets. A minimum equity commitment of $0.2 million is generally required. The firm's exit strategies primarily involve initial public offerings (IPOs) or trade sales. Founded in 1999, STIC Investments, Inc. is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with additional operational bases throughout Asia and North America.

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