KINX Says Largest Shareholder May Change Following Planned Tender Offer
Bitget2026/10/29 03:02- KINX clarified on Oct. 29, 2026, that its largest shareholder could change following Korea Internet Infrastructure Holdings' planned tender offer.
- The buyer signed agreements with three shareholders on Oct. 27 for 128,300 shares, representing approximately 2.63% of outstanding shares.
- Separate agreements signed that day cover purchases from certain institutional investors.
- The tender offer requires government approvals; it excludes shares covered by those agreements, treasury shares and Gabia's holdings.
- The final ownership structure remains undetermined, with a further disclosure due by Nov. 27, 2026.
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