Kukjeon to Issue KRW 17 Billion in Convertible Bonds

Bitget2026/10/23 08:27

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Kukjeon plans a KRW 17 billion private placement of unsecured convertible bonds to repay debt.
The zero-coupon bonds mature November 2, 2031; payment is scheduled for November 2, 2026.
Conversion at KRW 2,696 per share could result in 6,305,637 new common shares.
Bondholders can seek early repayment starting May 2, 2029.
The issuer or designated buyers can exercise a call option covering up to 30% of the issuance.

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