Coupang Corp faces USD 278 million PIPC fine over November 2025 data incident

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  • Korean privacy regulator PIPC announced administrative fines of about USD 410 million against Coupang Corp. on June 10, 2026.
  • USD 278 million fine tied to the previously disclosed November 2025 data incident.
  • Separate USD 132 million fine alleges violations tied to collection and storage of data for a third-party advertising program.
  • Coupang Corp. plans to seek judicial relief in the Seoul Administrative Court; fines are not automatically stayed during appeal.
  • Estimated fines to be recorded in Q2 2026 results within operating, general and administrative expenses.


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