Financing through Public Offerings for Initial Listings

Listings for public offerings allow for needed funds to be raised in a short time from public

Facilitating Capital Increase by Public Offering after Listing

Since stocks are dispersed as a result of the public offering for the listing, funds can be raised from a large number of investors (minority shareholders) through rights offering. The determination of the issue price with reference to the stock price is facilitated

General Capital Increase by Public Offering (Article 165-6, Financial Investment Services and Capital Market Act)

General capital increase by public offering (eliminating preemptive rights of shareholders and distributing new shares to numerous and unspecified persons) is possible.

Expanding Limits for Issuing Stocks without Voting Rights (Article 165-15, Financial Investment Services and Capital Market Act)

Stocks that do not have voting rights according to commercial laws may be issued up to 1/4 of the total amount of issued stocks. However, stocks without voting rights that are issued abroad by listed corporations on KOSDAQ and stocks without voting rights that are issued due to convertible bonds and bonds with warrants, etc. being issued abroad are omitted when calculating the limit.