Corporate Disclosures: August 10

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By Lee Duk-yeon
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Hanwha Systems (272210.KS) raised its stake in Korea Aerospace Industries to 4.98%. With the Hanwha Group's combined holdings now exceeding 15%, the company plans to file for a business combination review.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (329180.KS) signed a contract worth 956 billion won ($688 million) to supply engine generators to Coban Energy Group of the United States.

INVENI (015360.KS) decided to cancel 14.2 billion won worth of treasury shares.

Hanmi Semiconductor (042700.KS) established a U.S. subsidiary, HANMI USA, to proactively respond to rising demand for equipment in the United States.

Xi S&D (317400.KS) won a 200.3 billion won order to build a mixed-use residential complex in Beomeo-dong, Suseong-gu, Daegu.

KEPCO KPS (051600.KS) posted cumulative operating profit of 80.6 billion won for the first half, up 9.78% from a year earlier.

Golfzon Holdings (121440.KS) will conduct a tender offer for 5,742,701 common shares at 6,700 won per share from August 10 to September 2, aiming to delist the company voluntarily.

MXON (347890.KS) decided to participate in a 10 billion won rights offering by its subsidiary MX Robotics, aiming to strengthen control and enhance business cooperation.

Afact (200470.KS) issued notice of an extraordinary shareholders' meeting on August 25, with agenda items including the appointment of directors and auditors.

CTK (260930.KS) posted a cumulative operating loss of 1.3 billion won for the first half, swinging to a loss.

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Original reporting by Lee Duk-yeon 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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