Kim Seung-youn

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Editorial estimate, not verified fact — Disclaimer

Chairman of Hanwha Group

Seoul, South Korea

Data Confidence: 75% · Sources: 2 · Last Updated: Sep 26, 2026

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Net Worth: ₩9576억
Reach: 50.0M people
Profile shape: Even across all dimensions; Every dimension sits at National tier

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Net Worth ▲: ₩9576억
Reach ▲: 50.0M people
Power ▲: As chairman of Hanwha Group, Kim commands one of South Korea's major business conglomerates alongside owning the KBO baseball franchise Hanwha Eagles.
Influence ▲: He exercises significant corporate control across Hanwha Group's vast industrial operations and sports holdings like the Hanwha Eagles.
Network ▲: He maintains deep corporate and institutional connections through his leadership of Hanwha Group, his lineage from founder Kim Jong-hee, and past leadership of the Bugil Education Foundation.
Legacy ▲: He has maintained long-standing family leadership over Hanwha Group following its founding by his father, Kim Jong-hee.
Trajectory ▲: Rising ↑ — first assessment on record.

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About

Kim Seung-youn is a South Korean business executive and the current chairman of Hanwha Group. He is the eldest son of Hanwha's founder, Kim Jong-hee, continuing his family's stewardship over the conglomerate. In addition to his corporate role, Kim owns the Hanwha Eagles professional baseball franchise and previously served as head of the Bugil Education Foundation until 2014.