Founded more than 60 years ago, SK Holdings has 87 affiliates and core businesses in energy, telecommunications and semiconductors. In 2015, its revenue was $112 billion. It is expanding its global presence and employs over 81,000 people, including 16,000 people in some 260 global affiliates/branches worldwide. It has 16 companies listed on the Korea Exchange (KOSPI and KOSDAQ), including: SK Holdings, SK Innovation, SK Telecom, SK Networks, SK Chemical, SKC, SK Securities, SK Gas and SK Hynix.
Building on the current multibillion outcome-based funding market, tradeable impact aims to trade societal outcomes in order to promote human values over material wealth
Social innovation can drive change unrealized by public and private sectors but a $700 billion gap needs more signatories to a pledge launched at Davos 2024.
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