Hanwool Semiconductor delays rights offering timetable after regulator seeks amended filing
Bitget2026/09/29 08:57- Hanwool Semiconductor revised its April 15 paid-in capital increase plan after a regulator request to amend its securities registration statement.
- The filing’s effectiveness was suspended following the Financial Supervisory Service’s Sept. 28 amendment request.
- Key timetable items were pulled from the schedule, including pricing confirmation, subscription dates, payment date, listing date, record date.
- The deal still targets 3,800,000 common shares via a rights offering with oversubscription, followed by a public offering of unsubscribed shares.
- Planned proceeds remain KRW 11.114 billion for working capital, KRW 8 billion for debt repayment.
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