Corporate Disclosures

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By Park Shin-won
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▲Hanwha Ocean (042660) = Signed a contract worth 838 billion won with the Defense Acquisition Program Administration for the detailed design and lead ship construction of the Korean next-generation destroyer (KDDX).

▲SK Oceanplant (100090) = Signed a contract worth 160.5 billion won with Seatrium, a Singapore-based offshore plant specialist, to manufacture and supply substructures for 'Balwon5,' an ultra-high-voltage direct current offshore substation project in the German North Sea.

▲Shinsong Holdings (006880) = Decided to acquire 40,000 treasury shares worth 165.2 million won.

▲POSCO International (047050) = Decided to pay an interim dividend of 1,480 won per common share, totaling 252.257840 billion won.

▲Hyundai Engineering & Construction (000720) = Posted second-quarter operating profit of 261.8 billion won, up 20.6% from a year earlier.

▲Poongsan (103140) = Posted second-quarter operating profit of 125.2 billion won, up 33.8% from a year earlier.

▲T3 Entertainment (204610) = Decided to pay a quarterly cash dividend of 40 won per common share.

▲Intops (049070) = Decided to retire 722,307 common shares with a par value of 500 won each.

▲Sejin T.S. (067770) = Decided to acquire 1 million treasury common shares worth 1.646 billion won.

▲EcoPro BM (247540) = Posted second-quarter operating profit of 18 billion won, down 63.2% from a year earlier.

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Original reporting by Park Shin-won 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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