Korean Corporate Disclosures for June 4

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By Jung Yu-min
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The following are major corporate disclosures filed in Korea on June 4.

▲Hanwha Aerospace (012450.KS) — Decided to suspend part of its production on June 4-5 as a safety measure following the cleanup of an accident at its Daejeon plant.

▲Netmarble (251270.KS) — Decided to dispose of land and buildings at 38 Digital-ro 26-gil, Guro-gu, Seoul, worth 697.6 billion won.

▲STX Green Logis (465770.KS) — Signed a service contract worth 9.59192 billion won through a long-term shipping contract.

▲Hyundai Elevator (017800.KS) — Decided to dispose of 9 million shares of Hyundai Movex (319400.KQ) worth 333.45 billion won.

▲Plasmapp (405000.KQ) — Signed a sterilizer product supply contract worth 3.53145 billion won with MedMaster Distribution of the United States.

▲Lycom (388790.KQ) — Signed a supply contract worth 3.86851 billion won with Onfinity for optical amplifiers used in data center communications.

▲Yesti (122640.KQ) — Signed a semiconductor manufacturing equipment supply contract worth 22.8186 billion won with Samsung Electronics.

▲JMI (033050.KQ) — Decided to lend 7.578 billion won to its subsidiary Jungmun Electronics Co., Ltd.

▲Sphere (347700.KQ) — Additionally listed 725,057 common shares through the conversion of domestic privately placed convertible bonds.

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Original reporting by Jung Yu-min for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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