# Why Did NPS Switch HYBE to Simple Investment?

# Why Did NPS Switch HYBE to Simple Investment?

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Summary: NPS shifts HYBE stake to simple investment! Coincides with NewJeans-ADOR injunction ruling. Stake rises slightly to 7.8%.

The National Pension Service (NPS) changed its HYBE stake purpose from general to simple investment. Interestingly, this switch happened on March 21, the same day a court approved ADOR’s injunction against NewJeans’ solo activities. Per a March 25 disclosure, NPS’s stake edged up from 7.59% to 7.80%.
Simple investment means a passive approach, focusing on profit-taking without meddling in management. NPS has been quick to react to HYBE news before—like when it cut its stake by nearly 1% the day after a court ruling favored ADOR’s Min Hee-jin last May. This time, it’s boosting its share with a new stance.

HYBE’s stock has been climbing since the March 21 ruling, and analysts are optimistic. The consensus target price jumped 6% in a month to over 300,000 KRW.
Supporters see this as “a smart bet on rising stock value,” while skeptics warn “management uncertainties could still loom large.” All eyes are on how NPS’s move plays into the HYBE-NewJeans saga!

Additional Info
- Permalink: /nps-hybe-simple-investment-2025
- Location: South Korea
- Labels: NPS, HYBE investment, simple investment, NewJeans lawsuit, ADOR injunction, stake increase, stock rise, investment strategy, K-pop industry, economic outlook

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