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Holding Company Shares Surge as Doosan Rises 118% and SK Gains 110%

Published: 5/14/2026 · Source: mk.co.kr

TL;DR: This year, major Korean groups building AI value chains are reshaping the KOSPI, while long-overlooked holding companies such as Doosan and SK have posted sharp gains.

Holding company shares have risen sharply in the KOSPI market this year. As major business groups building artificial intelligence (AI) value chains reshape the market landscape, investor buying has also moved into holding companies that had long been overlooked. According to the source article, Doosan shares are up 118% this year, while SK has gained 110%. Expectations related to corporate governance following the government’s commercial law revision are also cited as a factor affecting holding company shares. Investors are watching whether interest in holding companies will continue as AI-related restructuring and governance issues overlap. Source: mk.co.kr

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