TY Holdings
TY Holdings is the South Korean holding company of Taeyoung Group, spanning construction, media, environment, leisure and logistics businesses.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
TY Holdings (TY홀딩스) is a South Korean holding company and the de facto parent of Taeyoung Group, one of the country's mid-sized conglomerates. It was established in September 2020 and listed on the Korea Exchange under the ticker 363280. Its headquarters are at 111 Yeouigongwon-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. The company describes itself as a 'Life Value Creator' that seeks to create future value for customers through a portfolio of businesses. The group's principal operating arms include Taeyoung Engineering & Construction (태영건설), a major domestic builder; SBS Media Holdings, the parent of broadcaster SBS; EcoBit (formerly TSK Corporation), an environmental services company; BlueOne, a resort and leisure operator; and Taeyoung Industry, which covers logistics and trading. TY Holdings also holds stakes in e-commerce and media-related ventures. Through these subsidiaries, TY Holdings participates in construction, media and content, environmental services, leisure and logistics. TY Holdings has been an active portfolio manager. In 2021 it brought Taeyoung Engineering & Construction in as a subsidiary through an in-kind contribution, acquired Taeyoung Industry via share purchase, absorbed EcoBit and SBS Media Holdings through mergers, and added Monguri.com as a subsidiary. In 2022 it divested Smart Media Rep to SBS and carried out a share cancellation. The company has also been involved in group-level financing: during Taeyoung Engineering & Construction's liquidity crisis, it pledged TY Holdings shares as collateral to creditors and contributed assets to support the builder's workout. In 2025, a dispute arose after IMM Private Equity and IMM Investment, which had acquired EcoBit from KKR and TY Holdings, sought damages over leachate contamination at an EcoBit subsidiary. TY Holdings presents itself as a group committed to principled management, ethical practice and balanced growth, with a vision of creating new future value and experiences for customers.
History
TY Holdings was established in September 2020 as the holding company of Taeyoung Group and listed on the Korea Exchange. Its creation was part of a reorganization of the group's ownership and governance structure, consolidating stakes in affiliates under a single listed entity. In 2021, TY Holdings moved quickly to build its portfolio. In January, Taeyoung Engineering & Construction became a subsidiary through an in-kind contribution. In May, Taeyoung Industry was brought in as a subsidiary via share purchase. In October, EcoBit (formerly TSK Corporation) was absorbed through a merger. In December, TY Holdings merged with SBS Media Holdings, and Monguri.com was added as a subsidiary through share purchase. These steps gave the holding company direct interests in construction, media, environment, leisure and e-commerce. In 2022, TY Holdings continued to streamline. In January, Smart Media Rep left the subsidiary list and moved under SBS. In March, the company decided to cancel shares, retiring 500,000 common shares and 12,000 preferred shares. TY Holdings has also played a role in group financing. During the liquidity crisis at Taeyoung Engineering & Construction, the company provided TY Holdings shares as collateral to creditors and contributed assets to support the builder's workout. In 2025, a dispute emerged when IMM Private Equity and IMM Investment, which had acquired EcoBit from KKR and TY Holdings, decided to seek damages from the two sellers after leachate contamination was detected at an EcoBit subsidiary, causing losses. Today, TY Holdings presents itself as a 'Life Value Creator' and the group headquarters for Taeyoung Group, with a stated focus on principled management, ethical practice and balanced growth.
TY Holdings established and listed on the Korea Exchange.
Taeyoung Engineering & Construction became a subsidiary through in-kind contribution.
Taeyoung Industry became a subsidiary through share purchase.
EcoBit (formerly TSK Corporation) absorbed through merger.
TY Holdings merged with SBS Media Holdings; Monguri.com became a subsidiary through share purchase.
Smart Media Rep left the subsidiary list and moved under SBS.
Share cancellation decided: 500,000 common shares and 12,000 preferred shares retired.
Products and positioning
A diversified South Korean holding company and group headquarters focused on creating future value across construction, media, environment, leisure and logistics.
Product categories. Holding company management · Construction (via Taeyoung E&C) · Broadcasting and media (via SBS) · Environmental services (via EcoBit) · Resort and leisure (via BlueOne) · Logistics and trading (via Taeyoung Industry)
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