Corporate Disclosures for August 14

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By Park Jung-hyun
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The following are corporate disclosures filed with South Korea's exchanges on the 14th.

KOSPI-listed companies

IS Dongseo (010780) decided to cancel 462,308 treasury shares.

Kwangmyung Electric faces a review of its eligibility to remain listed.

Ascendio decided on a paid-in capital increase of about 10 billion won ($7.2 million).

Bukwang Pharmaceutical filed to conclude the rehabilitation proceedings of its investee company, Korea Union Pharm.

Hankuk Carbon decided to merge with Korea Aviation Technology (KAT).

Hyundai Rotem received a notice of award for the E&M supply project on the Zhongli extension of Taiwan's Taoyuan Green Line.

Estarco reported an adverse or disclaimed semiannual review opinion, or a case of full capital erosion.

KOSDAQ-listed companies

DMS (068790) decided to cancel 386,100 treasury shares.

DA Technology confirmed an adverse semiannual review (audit) opinion.

PNT decided to acquire 3,000 treasury shares.

NRB was selected as a preferred bidder for the manufacture and installation of modular dormitories for a firefighting training center.

RF Semiconductor confirmed an adverse semiannual review (audit) opinion.

JI Tech decided on a paid-in capital increase of 4.2 billion won.

Toebox Korea appointed Choi Jin-hee as its new chief executive.

FR Tech signed a contract with KT worth about 5.6 billion won to supply repeaters (5G optical repeaters).

Vaiv Company (301300) signed a 1.9 billion won cloud-native transition project with the National Information Society Agency.

Abion had trading in its shares suspended.

Original reporting by Park Jung-hyun 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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