Feel Energy has signed a 71.2 billion won supply contract for secondary battery assembly equipment. This amount exceeds double the company's consolidated revenue from last year.

According to a filing dated July 1, Feel Energy will supply secondary battery assembly equipment under a single sales and supply contract. The contract amount is 71.19 billion won (71,190,000,000 won), equivalent to 214.5% of the company's most recent consolidated revenue of 33.19 billion won.

The contract period runs from July 1, 2026, to March 30, 2027. Payments will be made in installments of 20% down payment, 50% interim payment, and 30% final payment, and the equipment will be supplied through in-house production. Value-added tax is not included in the contract amount.

The counterparty and supply region were not disclosed at the counterparty's request for confidentiality, and the related filing withholding period is until March 30, 2027. The company explained that the contract date refers to the date the documents were received from the client.

Meanwhile, the Korea Exchange suspended trading of Feel Energy's common shares for 30 minutes starting at 10:44 a.m. on the same day, in connection with the single sales and supply contract filing. The measure was taken in accordance with KOSDAQ market disclosure regulations.