Kwangtronics ended lower, giving up the 10,000-won level. The stock attempted to rise above the reference price early in the session, but selling pressure emerged later and pushed it down toward its intraday low, making for a volatile day.

On the 23rd, Kwangtronics finished trading at 9,880 won, down 320 won (3.14%) from the reference price of 10,200 won.

[Rose to 10,430 Won Intraday... Turned Downward from the High]

Kwangtronics opened at 10,230 won. During the session, it climbed as high as 10,430 won, widening its gains, but failed to sustain momentum at the peak and reversed direction downward. It fell to as low as 9,720 won at one point, with the gap between the high and low reaching 710 won.

Trading volume totaled 3,000,362 shares across KRX and NXT, with a trading value of 30.374 billion won. Buyers and sellers battled around the 10,000-won mark intraday, but trading ultimately ended below that level.

[PER of 51.46x, PBR of 2.03x]

Kwangtronics' 52-week high is 22,450 won and its 52-week low is 1,760 won. Its market capitalization stands at 572.5 billion won, with foreign ownership at 17.94%. The price-to-earnings ratio (PER) is 51.46x and the price-to-book ratio (PBR) is 2.03x. Its dividend per share is 50 won, with a dividend yield of 0.51%.

[Key Points to Watch After the Holiday]

After the Chuseok holiday, whether the stock can recover the 10,000-won level, along with changes in trading volume, may emerge as key focal points for its price movement. Given the recent widening of price fluctuations, supply and demand changes after the holiday also warrant attention.

[Stock prices and trading information may vary depending on market conditions. This article is not a recommendation to invest in any specific stock, and the final judgment on investments and the responsibility for them lies with the investor. This article was written based on provided data, with some assistance from AI in the writing process.]