📈 How brands impact share price in Asia: the case of Best Korean Brands. Interbrand's main driver is to help brands boost the value and return on their businesses. The 12th edition of the report on the 50 most valuable brands in Korea demonstrates the importance of the brand and its impact on the share price. Specifically, companies listed among Interbrand's 2024 Best Korean Brands show a 41% higher stock price increase vs the KOSPI average, reflecting the growing significance of brand assets in corporate value. Brands now influence not only consumers but also investors. The line between these audiences becomes increasingly blurred, pushing us to consider ‘public investors’ rather than general consumers targeted through marketing and promotion. To the entire team in Seoul, led by Ji Hun Moon: hats off not only for the launch of 2024 Best Korean Brands but also for the 30th anniversary of your office, which you are celebrating today with a wonderful gala in the Grand Ballroom of the Grand Hyatt Seoul. Finally, congratulations to the 50 Korean brands featured in the report, especially the top 5 (Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor Company (현대자동차), Kia Worldwide, NAVER Corp, and LG Electronics), accounting for 72.2% of the total table value. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dTWZqa_p #BKB2024 #BrandValuation #SharePrice
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