“1등 제품도 회사를 못 살렸다” 진로·삼립·대우가 무너진 진짜 이유
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#Jinro #Chamisul #SamlipHoppang #DaewooGroup #KukjeGroup
Chamisul, the soju released by a bankrupt company.
In just two years, it captured half of the national soju market.
It was a strange scene: the company was collapsing, yet customers were lining up.
While everyone might think of the IMF crisis, Jinro stood before the banks in April 1997.
That was seven months before the country applied for a bailout.
The money earned by the number one soju brand was leaking into beer and construction, and into guaranteeing debts for affiliates.
Samlip was the company that had dominated South Korea's winter with its steamed buns,
but it collapsed over a single promissory note worth a mere 300 million won.
Esquire was held back by discounted gift certificates distributed,
and Kukje Group was dissolved not by bank counters, but by government approval.
Daewoo, the second-largest conglomerate in the business world, was scattered after 41 trillion won in accounting fraud.
However, the names were different.
Chamisul, Samlip steamed buns, Esquire dress shoes, Prospecs sneakers.
And even the two letters "Daewoo," which are still making money across the ocean.
The company may have vanished, but the name has survived in the hands of others.
Let us trace the real reason why the company collapsed first, despite holding the number one product.
⏱ Timestamps
0:00 Customers lining up for soju from a bankrupt company
0:45 April 1997, Jinro standing before the bank
2:12 The soju company expands to 24 subsidiaries
4:27 Chamisul released by the bankrupt company
5:45 A beer company bought Jinro
6:57 Samlip collapses over a 300 million won promissory note
9:08 The younger sibling buys Samlip again
10:44 Esquire crumbles over gift certificates
13:06 The government dismantles the Kukje Group
16:01 The debt of Daewoo, the second-largest conglomerate in the business world
18:47 Woosung descends from an apartment wall
19:45 The company died, but the name lived on
📌 References
Seoul Shinmun 1997 (Jinro Bankruptcy Deferral Agreement · Samlip Foods files for court receivership)
Seoul Shinmun July 30, 1993 (Constitutional Court Decision Confirming Unconstitutionality of Kukje Group Dismantlement)
Seoul Shinmun 2019.12.10 (Daewoo Group Accounting Fraud: 41 Trillion Won)
Aju Business Daily 2021.11.03 (Daewoo Trademark Overseas Contract)
11 Comments
대우.. 라는 이름이 아직도 해외에서 가치가 있다면 30 년전 해체당시의 대우는 나름 건강한 사업체였다는 반증이다.
당시 대우는 워낙에 일 욕심이 많고 머리가 좋아서 하고 싶은 일도 많은데, 해체 몇년전부터 “세계경영”을 간판으로 하여 전세계로 자동차와 전자를 가지고 진출하려 했고 실제로 그렇게 했으며 현대차가 몇해후 따라쟁이가 되어 현재 대성공하여 한국경제의 기둥이 되었다.
그때 대우는 워낙 많이 일을 벌여놔서 돈이 딸렸다. 그룹해체가 아니라 업종을 정리하여 세계경영을 살렸다면 현재 한국경제는
⭕️ (삼성 + 현대) x 2.. 가 되었을 것이다.
정치장난꾼에 망해서 국가적 손실이 어마장창하게 커버린 경우다.
실체가 없능 “대우”를 팔고 있는 판에
그 실체가 살아있어 돈를 벌고 있다면 그 효과가 어떨 것인가 ?
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💥김대중 땜에 나라가 손해 크게 봤다.
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“1등 제품도 회사를 못 살렸다” 진로·삼립·대우가 무너진 진짜 이유
그런 경제
23,148 views
#Jinro #Chamisul #SamlipHoppang #DaewooGroup #KukjeGroup
Chamisul, the soju released by a bankrupt company.
In just two years, it captured half of the national soju market.
It was a strange scene: the company was collapsing, yet customers were lining up.
While everyone might think of the IMF crisis, Jinro stood before the banks in April 1997.
That was seven months before the country applied for a bailout.
The money earned by the number one soju brand was leaking into beer and construction, and into guaranteeing debts for affiliates.
Samlip was the company that had dominated South Korea's winter with its steamed buns,
but it collapsed over a single promissory note worth a mere 300 million won.
Esquire was held back by discounted gift certificates distributed,
and Kukje Group was dissolved not by bank counters, but by government approval.
Daewoo, the second-largest conglomerate in the business world, was scattered after 41 trillion won in accounting fraud.
However, the names were different.
Chamisul, Samlip steamed buns, Esquire dress shoes, Prospecs sneakers.
And even the two letters "Daewoo," which are still making money across the ocean.
The company may have vanished, but the name has survived in the hands of others.
Let us trace the real reason why the company collapsed first, despite holding the number one product.
⏱ Timestamps
0:00 Customers lining up for soju from a bankrupt company
0:45 April 1997, Jinro standing before the bank
2:12 The soju company expands to 24 subsidiaries
4:27 Chamisul released by the bankrupt company
5:45 A beer company bought Jinro
6:57 Samlip collapses over a 300 million won promissory note
9:08 The younger sibling buys Samlip again
10:44 Esquire crumbles over gift certificates
13:06 The government dismantles the Kukje Group
16:01 The debt of Daewoo, the second-largest conglomerate in the business world
18:47 Woosung descends from an apartment wall
19:45 The company died, but the name lived on
📌 References
Seoul Shinmun 1997 (Jinro Bankruptcy Deferral Agreement · Samlip Foods files for court receivership)
Seoul Shinmun July 30, 1993 (Constitutional Court Decision Confirming Unconstitutionality of Kukje Group Dismantlement)
Seoul Shinmun 2019.12.10 (Daewoo Group Accounting Fraud: 41 Trillion Won)
Aju Business Daily 2021.11.03 (Daewoo Trademark Overseas Contract)