Concerns have been raised over the ten-year-long indigenous paper-scarves control power of foreign holdings. In recent days, the Swedish enterprise Essity, a holder of the Vida International Holdings, announced that consideration was being given to the sale of the VID international shares. The relevant information was then transmitted to the second largest shareholder of Vida International, and the Chairman of the Board, Li Pyongyang International, intended to buy Essity holdings. On 14 May, ...