Shin Kyuk-ho
Businessman, founder of Lotte Group
Born
Died
2020
5 years ago — 98 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
South Korea
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Founded Lotte Group, a major South Korean multinational conglomerate, which expanded into various industries including food, retail, and entertainment. Established the company's flagship brand, Lotte, which became synonymous with confectionery and snacks in both South Korea and Japan. Under leadership, Lotte Group diversified its portfolio and became one of the largest enterprises in South Korea, contributing significantly to the economic landscape. Oversaw expansion into international markets, particularly in regions such as Asia and the United States.
Founded Lotte Group in 1967
Expanded Lotte into various industries
Established a significant presence in Japan
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