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Homeplus Creditors Vote on Struggling Korean Megamart’s Future

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 02 September 2026, 05:39 UTC By Haram Lim 1 min read
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Creditors of South Korean megamart Homeplus will convene on Wednesday afternoon to vote on a rehabilitation plan aimed at keeping the company afloat.

Creditors of South Korean megamart Homeplus will convene on Wednesday afternoon to vote on a rehabilitation plan aimed at keeping the company afloat.
Homeplus Creditors Vote (ORG) Future Creditors (ORG) South Korean (ORG)
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