FSC extends Mirae Asset inspection; bonds and equity also roil amid SpaceX fallout
The Financial Supervisory Service 6month 16day extended its inspection of Mirae Asset. Mirae Asset Securities announced on 6month 15day that it was reviewing monetary compensation for investors in SpaceX's initial public offering, while at the same time, all offerings except the 5-year bonds fell short in the auction of government bonds for individual investors. SpaceX rose to become the world's 5th-largest company by market capitalization, while Hanwha secured a stake in Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) and became the 2th-largest shareholder.
The Financial Supervisory Service said it would extend its inspection of Mirae Asset in 2026year 6month 16day. The agency explained that the extension was intended to examine Chairman Park Hyeon-joo's remarks related to SpaceX and the overall public offering process.
Mirae Asset Securities disclosed on 2026year 6month 15day that it was reviewing monetary compensation for customers who invested in SpaceX's initial public offering. It said further disclosures would outline the specific scope and timing of the compensation.
In an auction of government bonds for domestic individual investors, all offerings except the 5-year bonds fell short. It was reported that only the 5-year bonds sold out.
In international markets, SpaceX’s stock price surged, surpassing Amazon in global market capitalization5and moving up in the global rankings. During the same period, profit-taking selling emerged in some semiconductor stocks.
Hanwha acquired a stake in Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) and2secured the status of a major shareholder. According to reports, Hanwha presented a plan to strengthen cooperation in the space and aerospace sectors.
Regarding these events, the relevant institutions and companies announced that they would provide additional disclosures and explanations. Investors are expected to check each company’s future disclosure schedule.