![FILE PHOTO The Kakao messaging application and the Kakao T taxi booking application are seen on a mobile phone in this illustration photo March 13 2018. REUTERSThomas WhiteIllustration](https://apicms.thestar.com.my/uploads/images/2022/08/18/1702168.jpg)
FILE PHOTO: The Kakao messaging application and the Kakao T taxi booking application are seen on a mobile phone in this illustration photo March 13, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas White/Illustration
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean tech conglomerate Kakao Corp said on Thursday it is no longer exploring plans to sell about 10% of unit Kakao Mobility after objections from unionised employees and other stakeholders.
Kakao holds a 57.6% stake in Kakao Mobility, whose app Kakao T offers South Korea's most popular taxi-hailing service with 31 million registered users.
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