Samsung expands cash returns, reviewing structure
Seoul
SAMSUNG Electronics Co will increase cash returns to shareholders, add at least one outside director and review its corporate structure, adopting some of the changes proposed by activist investor Elliott Management Corp.
Samsung will spend at least six months looking at the possibility of creating a holding company structure and feasibility of listing the company's shares on additional international exchanges, South Korea's most valuable company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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