Hanwha Solutions has been designated as an unfair disclosure entity in relation to the amendment of its paid-in capital increase disclosure. Although it avoided penalty points, an 8 million KRW penalty fine for the disclosure violation was imposed.

According to a disclosure on the 12th, Hanwha Solutions was designated as an unfair disclosure entity under the 'disclosure amendment' category. The specific reason for the designation is that the number of shares to be issued and the issuance amount among the details of the paid-in capital increase decision disclosed on March 26, 2026, were changed by 20% or more. The disclosure regarding the amendment was made on April 17, 2026, and the date of the unfair disclosure entity designation and penalty imposition is June 15, 2026.

The exchange decided to set the penalty points for this case at zero. Accordingly, both the existing and cumulative penalty points were maintained at zero. Instead, an 8 million KRW penalty fine for the disclosure violation was imposed, and the case did not fall under the criteria for demanding the replacement of the disclosure officer or designating it as a stock under disclosure violation management.

This measure was taken based on Articles 35 and 38-2 of the Stock Market Disclosure Regulations. The exchange explained, "If penalty points are imposed due to the designation as an unfair disclosure entity in the future, and the cumulative penalty points within one year from the date of the imposition reach 15 or more, it could meet the criteria for designation as a managed stock."

Hanwha Solutions had previously received a preliminary notice of designation as an unfair disclosure entity on April 17, and the final designation result was confirmed through this disclosure.