Consumers Rally to Save Food Company from Delisting

Consumers are actively purchasing products to help save a food company currently facing the risk of being delisted from the stock market.

Recently, a movement to support Hansung Enterprise, a mid-sized food company, has been spreading rapidly across social media.

Concerns were raised that Hansung Enterprise's market capitalization could fall below the Korea Exchange's tightened delisting threshold of 30 billion won due to a decline in stock price, driven by rising raw material costs and poor financial performance.

Once this news spread, internet users began posting proof of their support, not only by purchasing the company's products but also by buying its shares directly.

The surge in orders led to some products being sold out on the company's official online mall, causing delivery delays. The stock price also saw a temporary spike of over 10 percent.

The wave of support was further fueled by the fact that the company has been sponsoring a peace concert for UN war veterans for 25 years, a detail that has recently been brought back into the spotlight.

The company expressed its gratitude, stating that all employees were deeply moved by the unexpected outpouring of support, and promised to continue being an honest food company that stays true to the basics.

(Source: Online community, Hansung Enterprise)
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