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Who is truly responsible for the collapse of Homeplus, a hypermarket chain that was once the industry's second-largest player? In this three-part series, we provide a comprehensive analysis ranging from the LBO (Leveraged Buyout) structure that fueled the downfall of private equity firm MBK Partners to the real reasons behind the collapse, which saw not a single bidder. We cover the full story of the Homeplus crisis, which involves the livelihoods of a total of 100,000 people, including 12,000 employees and partner companies. The Pitfalls of Private Equity and LBO Acquisitions: Through the 2013 acquisition of Nepa and the bankruptcy of Toys R Us in the U.S., we examine the risks of Leveraged Buyouts (LBOs), which involve acquiring a company with borrowed money. * Homeplus Files for Corporate Rehabilitation: We delve into how Homeplus lost its competitiveness due to massive interest payments and sale-and-leaseback arrangements after MBK acquired it from Tesco for 7.2 trillion won in 2015, ultimately leading to its filing for corporate rehabilitation in 2025. Failed Sale and the Yellow Envelope Law: We analyze the uncertainty surrounding labor-management conflicts and the "Yellow Envelope Law," passed in September 2025, which lies behind the fact that numerous conglomerates abandoned their bids to acquire Homeplus following the court's decision to terminate the rehabilitation proceedings in 2026. Watch the video now to see the logic of capital that destroys corporations and the fatal butterfly effect that changing labor laws have on the capital market. 00:00:00 Private Equity Fund's Acquisition of NEPA and the Beginning of Explosive Debt 00:03:51 The Magic of Buying a Company with Debt: What is an LBO (Leveraged Buyout)? 00:12:31 The Tragic Bankruptcy of U.S. Toys R Us Triggered by an LBO 00:16:53 MBK Partners’ Acquisition of Homeplus for 7.2 Trillion Won 00:24:37 Why the Owner Was the Problem, Not the External Environment (Coupang, COVID-19) 00:34:01 Selling Stores to Pay Off Debt: The Trap of Sale-and-Leaseback 00:36:44 March 4, 2025: Homeplus Files for Corporate Rehabilitation 00:47:17 Zero Acquisition Candidates for Homeplus, Court Terminates Rehabilitation Proceedings 00:58:05 Clash Between Unions Trying to Save the Company and Unions Trying to Block It 00:59:51 The Shock the Passage of the Yellow Envelope Law in 2025 Had on the Acquisition Market 01:08:41 The Departed Capital and the Livelihoods of 100,000 Left Behind: What Have We Learned? #HomeplusCollapse #MBKPartners #PrivateEquity #LBOAcquisition #YellowEnvelopeLaw #CorporateRehabilitation #EconomicIssues #HomeplusClosure