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SKD WIREMostly True
Hanmi Semiconductor Chairman Kwak Byung-woo has donated 100 million won to relief efforts for the floods that devastated Nepal, according to a Yonhap News report accompanied by images from the company's official channels.
The donation was disclosed in a Yonhap News article dated October 6, which included a photograph related to the story. Additional images were posted on Hanmi Semiconductor's official website, supporting the disclosure of the contribution.
The pledge comes as Nepal recovers from severe flooding that caused widespread damage. The exact allocation of the 100 million won donation and the recipient organization were not specified in the available materials.
A related post was also identified on Instagram, where a login wall was displayed, though the post body remained viewable through a public preview.
Hanmi Semiconductor is a South Korean semiconductor equipment supplier known for its TC bonders used in advanced chip packaging, including HBM production. The company did not provide further details in the reviewed materials regarding the timing or formal announcement of the chairman's donation.
The claim that the chairman donated 100 million won for Nepal flood relief aligns with the reporting and accompanying imagery, though some specifics — such as the beneficiary organization — remain unconfirmed. Overall, the claim is Mostly True.
Verdict: Mostly True
