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LG Group (Korean: LG?; English: LG Corporation), formerly known as Lucky-GoldStar (Korean:; English: Lucky-GoldStar, referred to as LG, LG).

It is a multinational enterprise group headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Its main business scope includes electronics and communication technology, home appliances and chemicals. It has 81 group companies, 130 overseas local legal persons and 213,000 employees. .

LG Group was established on January 5, 1947, and its original name was "Lexi Chemical Industry Co., Ltd." (now LG Chem). On October 1, 1958, LG established "Jinxing Company" (now LG Electronics), which was later known as "Lucky Group". On January 1, 1982, "Lexi Group" was renamed "Lexi Venus Group" to include its growing and expanding electronic and electrical sector.

In January 1995, LG Group officially adopted the current name "LG". The two letters LG are the first letters of "Lucky" and "Goldstar" in the English name "Lucky Goldstar Group".

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Development of LG Group

In 1945, South Korea, which had just been liberated from Japanese colonial rule and capitalism began to sprout, opened up the chemical and electronic industries. The new era has laid the foundation for the chemical and electrical electronics industries, two pillar industries of LG Group.

The founder of LG Group, Yeonan Guinhui, founded Roxy Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd. (now LG Chem) in 1947. From then on, he began to write the history of LG Group in this land of poverty and poverty. ?

LG Group started its business activities by producing cosmetics "Lexi Cream". In order to develop cosmetic bottle caps that are not easily broken, LG Group entered the plastics industry for the first time in South Korea. ?

In 1952, when the Korean War broke out, LG Group made this decision because it could not expand its business without an indomitable will and a strong entrepreneurial spirit.

LG Group has successively produced combs, soap boxes, toothbrushes, tableware and other plastic products, contributing to improving national living standards.

The LG Group successfully developed Korea's first toothpaste with its own technology in 1954, defeating the American "Colgate Toothpaste", quickly occupying the Korean domestic market, and contributing to improving the health of the people.

LG Group established Lexi Oils and Fats in 1959 and began the production of soap and glycerin.

At the same time, in the process of expanding the plastics industry, LG Group established Jinsung Corporation (LG Electronics) in 1958 and produced Korea's first vacuum tube radio A- in 1959. 501, ushered in a new era for South Korea's electronics industry and established South Korea's first comprehensive electronics factory.

Through this, LG Group has laid the foundation for the chemical and electrical and electronic industries, two pillars of its corporate activities, in the 1950s, playing a leading role in the development of Korean industries.

In 1962, LG Group established Korea Cable Industry (now LG Cable) and expanded the field of electrical and electronic industries. In 1967, LG Group established South Korea's first private refinery, Hunan Refinery (now GS Caltex), entering the basic raw material industry and laying the foundation for its entry into the heavy chemical industry.

In addition, Lexi Chemical (now LG Chem) produced Korea's first synthetic detergent "HAITAI" in 1964, and also produced kitchen detergent and liquid shampoo "Shampoo Cream" in 1967 ".

Reference source? Baidu Encyclopedia-LG Group