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Moorim Capital
Moorim Capital was established in 2009 as the financial services arm of the Moorim Group. Lee Do-kyun, a third-generation family member, leads the parent...
Moorim Capital
Moorim Capital was established in 2009 as the financial services arm of the Moorim Group. Lee Do-kyun, a third-generation family member, leads the parent company while Lim Jae-heon runs the capital unit. The firm concentrates on corporate loans, project financing, and mezzanine instruments. Confirmed holdings include convertible bonds, bonds with warrants, and equity stakes in Datumo, Aptabio, Shaperon, and Robocon, all located in South Korea. Geographic deployment remains limited to domestic opportunities. Moorim Capital maintains a headquarters in central Seoul that expanded in 2022. It belongs to CREFIA, the local credit finance association, and supports Moorim Group ESG programs focused on carbon reduction. Ownership structure ties the firm directly to Moorim P&P as majority shareholder, creating a captive capital vehicle rather than an independent allocator.
General information
Firm type
Corporate Investor
Year founded
2009
AUM
304.63 (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
Asia
Country
South Korea
City
Seoul
Corporate office
17th Floor, Building D-1, D Tower 17 Jongno 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Principals
Lim Jae-heon
CEO
Lee Do-kyun
CEO of Moorim Group
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Moorim Capital?
Lim Jae-heon serves as CEO. Lee Do-kyun oversees the parent Moorim Group.
What asset classes does Moorim Capital deploy into?
The firm focuses on corporate loans, mezzanine debt, and early-stage equity positions in South Korean companies.
Does Moorim Capital commit to external funds or make direct investments?
It executes direct corporate loans, project financing, and select equity holdings rather than fund commitments.
Where does the underlying wealth originate?
Moorim Capital operates as the financial arm of the Moorim Group, a South Korean industrial concern.
Which companies has Moorim Capital backed?
Public records list positions in Datumo, Aptabio, Shaperon, and Robocon, all South Korean operating businesses or startups.
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