Jun 12, 2026
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[Breaking News] Hanwha Solutions Decides on First Issue Price of 27,900 Won for Paid-in Capital Increase

Hanwha Solutions announced on the 12th that the first issue price for its paid-in capital increase has been calculated at 27,900 won per common share. This firs

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[Breaking News] Hanwha Solutions Decides on First Issue Price of 27,900 Won for Paid-in Capital Increase
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Hanwha Solutions announced on the 12th that the first issue price for its paid-in capital increase has been calculated at 27,900 won per common share. This first issue price was calculated using June 11, 2026, the third trading day prior to the new share allocation base date of June 16, 2026, as the base date. Specifically, the base stock price was set at the lower of either the average of the one-month volume-weighted average price, the one-week volume-weighted average price, and the closing price on the base date, or the closing price on the base date itself. A 20% discount rate and the capital increase ratio were then applied to determine the first issue price. The final confirmed issue price is scheduled to be announced on July 20, 2026. The company plans to calculate a second issue price based on July 16, the third trading day prior to the existing shareholders' subscription date of July 22, and then set the lower of the first and second issue prices as the final issue price. However, there are exception clauses according to relevant regulations. If the confirmed price is lower than the price calculated by applying a 40% discount rate to the volume-weighted average stock price from the third to the fifth trading day prior to the subscription date, this lower price will be applied as the confirmed issue price. Additionally, if the confirmed issue price falls at or below the face value of 5,000 won, the face value will be applied as the issue price. Meanwhile, the issue price for the public offering will be applied identically to the confirmed issue price applied to the employee stock ownership association and existing shareholders' subscriptions.

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