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브레이크뉴스 문홍철 기자= 상장 중견기업 723곳의 오너일가 주식담보대출 총액이 1조5000억원에 육박한 것으로 조사됐다.
규모에서는 전동규 서진시스템 대표이사는 주식담보대출 규모가 1000억원을 훌쩍 넘기며 가장 컸고, 증가폭에서는 박관호 위메이드 이사회 의장이 1년 6개월 사이 70% 이상 늘면서 1위를 기록했다.
상속(증여)가 있었던 기업의 주식담보대출 규모는 2413억원으로 전체 주식담보대출 규모의 16.4%를 기록했다.
19일 CEO스코어에 따르면 상장 중견기업 723곳 중 오너일가의 주식담보대출이 있는 190곳을 대상으로 조사한 결과, 지난 6월말 현재 오너일가의 주식담보 대출금액(계열관계사에 대한 담보제공 제외)은 1조4724억원이었다.
이는 2022년 초 1조3620억원 대비 1104억원(8.1%)이 증가한 수치다.
상장 중견기업 오너일가 중에서 전동규 서진시스템 대표이사의 주식담보대출 규모는 1007억원으로 가장 컸다. 2022년 초 전 대표이사의 주식담보 대출 규모는 697억원이었으나 1년 반만에 310억원(44.5%)이 증가했다.
2위는 박관호 위메이드 이사회 의장이 차지했다. 박 의장의 주식담보대출 규모는 780억원으로 지난해 초 450억원 대비 330억원(73.3%) 늘어났다. 3위는 500억원을 대출한 곽동신 한미반도체 부회장이 차지했다. 4위는 이상율 천보 대표이사(470억원), 5위는 이인옥 조선내화 회장(450억원)이었다.
이어 류광지 금양 회장(391억원), 아이티임반도체 지분을 보유한 김원우 에스투비네트워크 이사(359억원), 노시철 인터로조 대표이사(336억원), 이태용 삼보산업 대표이사(313억원), 윤지원 세진중공업 부사장(304억원) 순이었다.
박관호 위메이드 이사회 의장은 1년 반 사이 주식담보대출 증가폭이 330억원으로 가장 컸다. 전동규 서진시스템 대표이사의 증가폭은 310억원으로 2위를 기록했다. 류광지 금양 회장은 163억원이 증가해 3위에 올랐다. 150억원이 증가한 이상율 천보 대표이사는 4위, 137억원이 증가한 정승규 이엠텍 대표이사는 5위를 차지했다.
곽동신 한미반도체 부회장(123억원), 이화일 조선내화 명예회장(98억원), 정지완 솔브레인 회장(95억원), 강정석 에스티팜 회장(90억원), 허선홍 코스모신소재 허경수 회장의 장남(87억원)도 상위권에 이름을 올렸다.
반면, 신금순 한국철강 故장상돈 회장의 부인은 주식담보대출 규모가 지난해 초 123억원에서 올해 6월말에는 대출이 없어 가장 큰 폭(-123억원)으로 감소했다. 정호경 솔브레인 정지완 회장의 손주 역시 지난해 초 120억원에서 6월 말에는 대출이 없어 감소폭 2위(-120억원)에 올랐다. 3위는 천경준 씨젠 회장(-89억원), 4위는 전선규 미코 회장(-84억원), 5위는 김해련 태경산업 회장(-75억원)이 차지했다.
이어 안정숙 씨젠 천경준 회장의 부인(-70억원), 임경식 동아화성 대표이사(-60억원), 박혜린 바이오스마트 회장(-45억원), 배해동 토니모리 회장(-45억원), 박설웅 에스디생명공학 대표이사(-40억원) 순이었다.
오너일가가 주식을 담보로 대출을 받은 곳도 2022년 초 182곳에서 6월말 기준 190곳으로 8곳이 증가했다. 특히, 상속(증여)가 있었던 곳은 2022년 초 41곳에서 6월말에는 45곳으로 4곳이 늘어났다.
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The family of the owner of a listed mid-sized company, close to 1.5 trillion won in stock-collateralized loans
Jeon Dong-gyu, CEO of Seojin System, ranked 1st in loan volume...Park Gwan-ho, Chairman of Wemade Board of Directors, ranked 1st in increase
Break News Reporter Moon Hong-cheol= It was investigated that the total amount of stock-collateralized loans owned by the owner’s family of 723 listed mid-sized companies was approaching 1.5 trillion won.
In terms of scale, Seojin Systems CEO Jeon Dong-kyu had the largest stock-collateralized loan, well over 100 billion won, and in terms of increase, Park Gwan-ho, chairman of Wemade's board of directors, took first place with an increase of more than 70% in 1 year and 6 months.
The amount of stock-collateralized loans of companies that had inheritance (gift) was 241.3 billion won, accounting for 16.4% of the total stock-collateralized loans.
According to CEO Score on the 19th, a survey of 190 out of 723 listed mid-sized companies that had stock-collateralized loans by the owner's family showed that as of the end of June, the amount of stock-collateralized loans by the owner's family (excluding provision of collateral to subsidiaries) was 1. It was 472.4 trillion won.
This is an increase of 110.4 billion won (8.1%) compared to 1.36 trillion won in early 2022.
Seojin Systems CEO Jeon Dong-kyu's stock-collateralized loan amount was the largest among the owners and families of listed mid-sized companies, at 100.7 billion won. At the beginning of 2022, the size of the former CEO's stock-backed loan was 69.7 billion won, but it increased by 31 billion won (44.5%) in a year and a half.
The second place was taken by Park Kwan-ho, chairman of Wemade's board of directors. Chairman Park’s stock-collateralized loan amounted to 78 billion won, an increase of 33 billion won (73.3%) from 45 billion won at the beginning of last year. Kwak Dong-shin, vice chairman of Hanmi Semiconductor, took third place with a loan of 50 billion won. 4th place was Chunbo CEO Lee Sang-yul (47 billion won), and 5th place was Chosun Refractory Chairman Lee In-ok (45 billion won).
This was followed by Ryu Gwang-ji, chairman of Geumyang (39.1 billion won), Kim Won-woo, director of S2Network (35.9 billion won), who owns a stake in IT Semiconductor, Roh Si-chul, CEO of Interojo (33.6 billion won), Lee Tae-yong, CEO of Sambo Industry (31.3 billion won), and Yoon Ji-won, vice president of Sejin Heavy Industries. (30.4 billion won) followed.
Park Kwan-ho, chairman of Wemade's board of directors, said the increase in stock-collateralized loans was the largest at 33 billion won in a year and a half. Jeon Dong-gyu, CEO of Seojin System, ranked second with 31 billion won. Geumyang Chairman Ryu Gwang-ji rose to third place with an increase of 16.3 billion won. Lee Sang-yul, CEO of Chunbo, with an increase of 15 billion won, took 4th place, and Jeong Seung-gyu, CEO of EM Tech, with an increase of 13.7 billion won, took 5th place.
Hanmi Semiconductor Vice Chairman Kwak Dong-shin (12.3 billion won), Chosun Refractory Honorary Chairman Lee Hwa-il (9.8 billion won), Soulbrain Chairman Jeong Ji-wan (9.5 billion won), ST Pharm Chairman Kang Jung-seok (9 billion won), Cosmo Advanced Materials Chairman Heo Kyung-soo's eldest son (8.7 billion won) ranked at the top of the list.
On the other hand, Shin Keum-soon, the wife of the late Korea Iron & Steel Chairman Chang Sang-don, had a stock-backed loan of 12.3 billion won at the beginning of last year, and had no loans at the end of June this year, so it decreased the most (-12.3 billion won). Jeong Ho-gyeong, the grandson of Soulbrain Chairman Jung Ji-wan, also had no loans at the end of June from 12 billion won at the beginning of last year, ranking second in decline (-12 billion won). Third place was taken by Seegene Chairman Chun Kyung-joon (-8.9 billion won), fourth place by Mico Chairman Jeon Seon-kyu (-8.4 billion won), and fifth place by Taekyung Industry Chairman Kim Hae-ryun (-7.5 billion won).
Ahn Jung-sook, wife of Seegene Chairman Chun Gyeong-joon (-7 billion won), Lim Kyung-sik, CEO of Donga Hwaseong (-6 billion won), Park Hye-rin, CEO of Biosmart (-4.5 billion won), Bae Hae-dong, chairman of Tonymoly (-4.5 billion won), Park Seol-woong, CEO of SD Biotechnology (-4 billion won) followed.
The number of places where the owner's family received loans using stocks as collateral increased by 8 from 182 in early 2022 to 190 as of the end of June. In particular, the number of places where there was inheritance (gift) increased by 4 places from 41 places in early 2022 to 45 places at the end of June.
