Zungwon En-Sys raises financial-institution short-term borrowing limit by 6 billion won to 27.5 billion won
Bitget2026/09/30 09:14- Zungwon En-Sys set a KRW 6 billion increase in short-term borrowings via financial institutions, aimed at working capital for product purchases.
- Total short-term borrowing limits rise to KRW 27.5 billion from KRW 21.5 billion, driven by bank borrowings increasing to KRW 21 billion.
- The facility equals 13.3% of equity of KRW 45.1 billion, based on the 2025 year-end consolidated statements.
- The board resolution date was Sept. 30, 2026.
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