Samsung Epis Holdings (0126Z0), which closed lower in the regular trading session, is drawing investors' attention after staging a dramatic turnaround on the post-market alternative trading system (NXT).

On April 13, Samsung Epis Holdings closed at 378,000 won in the KRX regular session, down 6,500 won (1.69%) from the previous trading day. This was due to growing concerns over Middle East-driven geopolitical risks, which weighed down the broader domestic stock market.

However, the trend completely reversed in the NXT aftermarket, which opened after the regular session closed. As of 6:49 p.m., the stock was trading at 416,000 won, soaring 31,500 won (8.19%) from the previous close, attracting strong buying interest. It not only recouped all of its regular session losses in one fell swoop but also broke through the 400,000 won level in a show of strength.

With sentiment having reversed in after-hours trading, market attention is now focused on the new regular session opening on April 14. Some market participants view whether the upward momentum seen on NXT will carry over into the early stages of the regular session as a key factor to watch. In particular, analysts noted that attention should be paid to the opening price formation process and the potential for expanded volatility thereafter.

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