Korean Air counts on allied shareholders to contain Hoban's influence

Korean Air's existing shareholder base is being relied upon to limit the growing influence of Hoban Group. This comes as Hoban continues to increase its stake in Hanjin KAL, the parent company of Korean Air. The narrowing gap between Hoban's stake and that of Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Won-tae's control has sparked concerns about potential changes in Korean Air's management. This development could have significant implications for the airline's operations and direction, particularly if Hoban were to seek a greater role in its management.

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Korean Air's existing shareholders are trying to maintain control. The company's future direction is uncertain due to Hoban Group's increasing stake.

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