Lunit buys back KRW 1.35 billion of Series 1 convertible bonds before maturity
Bitget2026/09/23 07:32- Lunit bought back KRW 1.35 billion of its privately placed convertible bond before maturity via an off-market purchase.
- The repurchased bonds had KRW 1.14 billion in face value; remaining outstanding face value stood at KRW 105.61 billion.
- The acquisition date was Sept. 23, 2026; the buyback was agreed separately with the bondholder, funded from internal cash.
- The bond was issued May 3, 2024; maturity is May 3, 2029; conversion price is KRW 18,002 per share.
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