SK Telecom (KRX:017670) on Thursday said it will split its subsidiary, SK Broadband, into a surviving company and a new unit called SK Horizon.
The surviving firm, which will retain the name SK Broadband, will focus on fixed-line, media, and enterprise ventures. Meanwhile, SK Horizon will handle AI data center infrastructure business, according to a company release.
The South Korean telecom company said it secured 3.08 trillion won in equity investment for SK Horizon from KKR and the IMM Investment-Stonebridge consortium.
The spin-off ratio has been set at about 0.84 for SK Broadband and around 0.16 for SK Horizon, the company said.
Shares of SK Telecom fell nearly 1% at market close.