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Samsung Mourns the Loss of Co-CEO Han Jong-Hee at 63




Samsung Mourns the Loss of Co-CEO Han Jong-Hee at 63


Han Jong-Hee, the co-CEO of Samsung Electronics and a pivotal figure in the company's television division, has passed away at the age of 63 due to cardiac arrest, as confirmed by the company. His contributions to the tech giant will be remembered as Samsung navigates this significant loss. Han had been instrumental in overseeing Samsung's consumer electronics and mobile devices since his appointment as co-CEO in 2022. His leadership was marked by a commitment to innovation and excellence, particularly in the television sector, where he helped establish Samsung as a global leader.


Following his passing, Jun Young-Hyun, who was recently appointed as co-CEO, will now take on the role of sole CEO. The company expressed its condolences, highlighting Han's dedication of over 37 years to Samsung, where he played a crucial role in driving growth during challenging market conditions.


Despite recent struggles in the semiconductor market and increased competition, Han's legacy will continue to influence Samsung's future direction. His vision and efforts in the tech industry have left an indelible mark, and he will be deeply missed by colleagues and the broader community.

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