Fantagio, Sejong Telecom, JS Link, and Ananti disclose rights offerings and convertible bonds
Fantagio, Sejong Telecom, JS Link, and Ananti 7 month 6–7 disclosed rights offerings and convertible bonds on days. The issuance of new shares and potential conversions could change the number of existing shares and the ownership structure, so investors should check the detailed terms in the disclosures.
Companies including Fantagio, Sejong Telecom, JS Link, and Ananti 4 companies 7 month 6–7 disclosed large-scale financing. The methods included issuing new shares and convertible bonds, which could change the number of existing shares and the ownership structure.
Fantagio disclosed a public offering rights issue of 7 month 6 day, issuing 1,000 ten-thousand shares of common stock in an offering worth 169 hundred million won 3,000. Details including the issuance method and subscription schedule should be checked in the disclosure.
7 month 7 day, Fantagio was reported to have declined in the market following news of the rights issue. Trading conditions and execution prices can be checked in the market.
Sejong Telecom 280decided on a rights offering worth hundred million won through a third-3party allotment and announced that it would issue new shares totaling 400million shares. The third-3party allotment recipients and allocation ratios are specified in the filing.
JS Link 534decided on a rights offering worth hundred million won through a third-3party allotment and announced it on 7 month 6 day. The purpose of the offering and the allotment recipients can be confirmed through the filing.
Ananti announced the issuance of 7won through its convertible bonds. The conversion price was announced as 600won, so the number of shares may change upon conversion.4,187The conversion price was announced as won, so the number of shares may change upon conversion.
The conversion request period is stated in the filing as running from 2027 year 7 month 14 day through 2027 year 7 month 20 day. Please refer to the original filing for the timing and procedures for conversion.
Each company's filing contains specific items, including the new-share issuance schedule, subscription period, allotment recipients, and conversion terms. Investors should review the original filings directly to determine whether to subscribe or how to manage their holdings.