South Korean President Lee Jae Myung says the success of the country’s business sector, particularly the semiconductor industry, should be shared more broadly with the public. He says the government will devise a plan to effectively use surplus tax revenue generated from semiconductors. The statements are framed as part of efforts to translate strong industry performance into wider economic and social benefit. Multiple reports describe Lee’s intention to manage and allocate the surplus tax receipts, which are linked to the sector’s tax contributions. While the outlets provide limited details on the specific programmes or spending categories, they agree that the government is preparing a structured approach to how the additional revenue will be deployed. Overall, the reporting indicates that Lee is urging a redistribution-oriented policy response, tied to the scale of tax inflows attributed to semiconductor activity, and that planning is under way regarding the use of those surplus funds.