KISCO backs KISCO Holdings’ tender offer at 13,000 won per share
Bitget2026/11/05 05:41- KISCO Corp.’s board backed KISCO Holdings’ tender offer on November 5, 2026, following an independent committee review and external advice.
- The KRW 13,000-per-share offer exceeds an external discounted cash flow valuation, representing a 24.6% premium to the pre-filing closing price.
- The tender offer runs November 2–23, 2026; KISCO Holdings will buy all tendered shares for cash regardless of participation.
- A planned comprehensive share exchange would make the steelmaker wholly owned by KISCO Holdings, supporting delisting and simplifying the group structure.
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