The value of stock holdings of the country’s 100 wealthiest shareholders surpassed 100 trillion won as South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI is about to hit a new record.

According to the data by Chaebul.com and Korea Exchange, the top 100 shareholders were holding shares in the local market worth 100-point-eight trillion as of Friday, up seven-point-seven percent from early January. They saw the value of their shares increase by one-point-eight trillion won per month for the past four months.

Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee witnessed the largest growth, as the value of his shares jumped 14-point-seven percent to 16-point-36 trillion won over the four months.

The value of shares held by Samsung’s heir apparent Lee Jae-yong also increased four-point-four percent to six-point-nine trillion won over the period.