US President Donald Trump’s financial disclosure reports unveiled that he conducted 18 trades in Coupang shares between October and May through his money managers. The reports, filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, indicated that Trump traded Coupang shares via two investment accounts, potentially holding shares worth up to $130,000.
These stock transactions gained attention amidst escalating U.S. criticism of South Korean authorities’ handling of Coupang’s data breach. Reports showed Trump’s purchases and sales of Coupang shares in varying amounts between $1,001 and $100,000 on different dates, with transaction values listed in ranges rather than exact figures.
Trump’s financial filings from 2025 revealed minimal earnings from his Coupang stock trading last year. The White House did not provide an immediate response to requests for comments on these revelations.
