Hybe sold a $50M stake in SM Entertainment, reducing its holdings and causing a 5.74% drop in SM's shares.

Top K-pop stocks fell after industry giant Hybe announced a $50 million sale of its stake in SM Entertainment, reducing Hybe's stake from 12.45% to 9.37%. SM Entertainment's shares dropped by as much as 5.74% following the announcement. Hybe reportedly decided to sell its minority stake, as it had no influence on SM's management rights, and opted for a block deal of 750,000 shares.

May 28, 2024
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