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Founder of Smilegate Appeals Divorce Ruling

Summary by The Korea Times
Kwon Hyuk-bin, the founder of video game company Smilegate, has appealed against a court ruling that ordered him to pay his wife 2.55 trillion won ($1.87 billion) in a divorce lawsuit, according to his lawyers Monday. The appeal came after the Seoul Family Court issued the ruling on Sept. 9, in what could be a record-high property division in the nation's divorce lawsuit. According to the lawyers, Kwon appealed against the ruling as he seeks to …

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Ju-hwan = Kwon Hyuk-bin, Smilegate CVO (Chief Vision Officer) and Chairman of Hope Studio, [gave] a company worth 2.5 trillion won to his ex-spouse ...

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Smilegate founder Kwon Hyuk-bin has appealed the Seoul Family Court's ruling on the division of assets worth 2.55 trillion won. Kwon's side stated their intention to seek a ruling from a higher court, citing the fact that the division was ordered despite the spouse's complete lack of contribution and the uncertainty it will bring to corporate management.

Kwon Hyuk-bin, the founder and Chief Vision Officer (CVO) of the Korean game company Smilegate, has appealed the Seoul Family Court's first-instance ruling on divorce and property division.

An appeal was filed on the 28th against the Seoul Family Court's first-instance ruling on divorce and property division.

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조선일보 broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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