A week after Half Valentine's death, VL Group finally reveals the new successor.
According to the company's advisors, Half Valentine left a will transferring his 60% of VL's shares to his grandson Ycaro Valentine, making the boy the company's majority shareholder.
BREAKING NEWS: CEO of Grupo VL dies of cardiac arrest. Last Saturday, Half Valentine, who had been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack, had a cardiac arrest, which led to his death.
The family's advisor said that Half had respiratory complications and three cardiac arrests during the day. According to them, the man had been resuscitated each time and appeared stable.
Some names were mentioned, including Lucca Evans, eldest son of VL Co-ceo Ycaro Valentine, grandson of Half, and Kim Jaewon, son of one of the company's partners. The representatives raise hypotheses as to which of the three would take the position.
CHAOS AT VL GPUP: After the hospitalization of Half Valentine, ceo and executive director of the VL group, the company's majority shareholders argue about who can take over if something worse happens.
BREAKING NEWS: CEO of VL Group, is in serious condition in the ICU. It was confirmed on Tuesday night that Half Valentine suffered a stroke and is admitted to Sams hospital in Seoul.
The grandson of the VL group, Ycaro Valentine, was treated this morning in the waiting room of a South Korean hospital. Sources say the boy arrived at the scene in an ambulance. It is speculated that he is undergoing psychological counseling.
The CEO of the VL group, Half Valentine, and the CEO and founder of IN WAVE magazine, Lukka Hoff Valentine together with his son Ycaro, meet again after almost 5 years to participate in the Vanguarda parade, the university where Ycaro Valentine studies.
Ycaro is the grandson of Half Valentine, CEO of the VL Group, an investment company that operates in England and Seoul, South Korea. There is speculation that the boy may pay a visit to his grandfather during this period.
Ycaro Valentine is seen with Vanguard University students at Heathrow Airport in London. Witnesses say that the students left a jet provided by the educational institution itself. According to Information, the students will spend an exchange period in the city.