Founder's Will Resurfaces, Yuhan Corp. Bets on AI

The spirit of the late founder of Yuhan Corporation, Yu Il-han, echoed through the company's former headquarters in Seoul, as his will was read out, emphasizing his enduring commitment to social contribution. The will, delivered as if the founder himself were speaking, detailed the donation of his 149,401 shares to Korean society and trusts.

Yu Il-han, who passed away in 1971, had previously allocated assets to his granddaughter and daughter, ensuring their self-sufficiency. Now, his posthumous message highlights a continued dedication to philanthropy, with his shares earmarked for societal benefit.

In a move that bridges the past with the future, Yuhan Corporation is reportedly embracing artificial intelligence in its business strategies. This forward-looking approach, coupled with the founder's legacy of innovation and social responsibility, positions the company to navigate the evolving landscape of the pharmaceutical industry.

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I donate my 149,401 shares to Korean society and trusts. My son Il-sun, having graduated from university, should live independently.