Webzen Chairman Kim Byung-kwan Raises Stake to 36.59%
Webzen's largest shareholder Kim Byung-kwan bought 352,000 common shares on the market from Oct. 12 to 26, raising his and related parties' stake from 35.45% to 36.59% as of Oct. 28.
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