National Pension Service 1quarterly return 4.42% · fund assets 1,500trillion won surpassed
The National Pension Service 1quarterly return was 4.42% and fund assets exceeded 1,500trillion won. During the same period, the domestic equity target allocation was raised from 14.9% to 20.8%. On 5month 29day, news emerged that HD Hyundai Oilbank and Tenet Equity had acquired DaeKyung O&T, and that LB PE had acquired controlling stakes in iCloud (300hundred million won).
The National Pension Service 2026for the year 1quarterly return was 4.42%, the agency announced. In the same announcement, it said fund assets had 1,500exceeded trillion won. The institution also noted that the effects of the war in the Middle East had influenced returns.
The National Pension Service announced that it would raise this year's domestic equity target allocation from 14.9% to 20.8%. This change is a decision to adjust the target asset allocation. Further announcements are needed regarding the specific implementation schedule and when the new allocation will take effect.
HD Hyundai Oilbank and Tenet Equity 5on 29announced that they had acquired DaeKyung O&T, a biofuel feedstock company. The acquiring parties and the target company's name were confirmed. The transaction amount was not disclosed in the article.
LB PE acquired a controlling stake in iCloud on the same day for 300KRW billion. The transaction amount and acquisition of the controlling stake were disclosed. Details of the relevant contract terms can be found in a separate disclosure.
5In 29, M&A news involving multiple companies and private equity funds emerged simultaneously. Each transaction was confirmed through company disclosures and press releases. Further details will be available in subsequent disclosures by the companies concerned.
Changes to the National Pension Service’s asset allocation target weights and individual M&A disclosures are all based on facts made public by the companies and institutions. If further relevant disclosures or board resolutions are issued, the facts will be supplemented accordingly. Readers are advised to check the companies’ disclosure documents for details.