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Korea Securities Depository: 180 Million Shares from 45 Companies to Be Released from Mandatory Holding in August


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▲ Korea Securities Depository

The Korea Securities Depository announced today (the 31st) that 180.78 million shares from 45 listed companies registered for mandatory holding are scheduled to be released next month.

Mandatory holding registration is a system where shares owned by largest shareholders and others are electronically registered with the Korea Securities Depository to prevent them from being disposed of for a certain period to protect general investors.

By market, 63,984,465 shares from 4 companies, including Daesun Shipbuilding, NH Investment & Securities, APR, and SK IE Technology, will be released from mandatory holding in the KOSPI market.

In the KOSDAQ market, 116,792,414 shares from 41 companies, including LaserOPTEK, Fadu, Studio Samik, and Peace Piece Studio, will be released.

By stock, NH Investment & Securities, a KOSPI-listed company, had the largest volume of shares released at 32,258,064.

This was followed by KOSDAQ-listed Samyang Comtech with 24,002,540 shares, APR with 12,350,970 shares, SK IE Technology with 10,489,508 shares, and Fadu with 10,238,000 shares.

The company with the highest ratio of released shares to the total number of issued shares was Samyang Comtech, recorded at 58%.

(Photo: Yonhap News)

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