"주식회사" (Jusik Hoesa) is a type of business organization in South Korea, similar to a corporation. It allows individuals to invest in the company by purchasing shares, which represent ownership. Shareholders can benefit from the company's profits through dividends and have the right to vote on important company decisions. In a 주식회사, the liability of shareholders is limited to the amount they invested, protecting their personal assets. This structure encourages investment and growth, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to expand. Examples of well-known 주식회사 include 삼성전자 (Samsung Electronics) and LG전자 (LG Electronics).