Pungjeon Pharm, Bistos and HiDeep decide on paid-in capital increases totaling 120hundred million won

KOSDAQ-listed companies Pungjeon Pharm, Bistos and HiDeep announced 6-month 10-day third-party allocated paid-in capital increases. The disclosures included the purpose and method of the capital increases and their basic scale. All of the transactions will be conducted through third-party allocation.3third-party allocation3.

Pungjeon Pharm (298060) announced that it had decided on a third-party allocated paid-in capital increase to raise approximately 20hundred million won3for operating funds and other purposes. The disclosure includes basic information on the method of issuing new shares and the recipients of the allocation. The number of new shares and the issue price can be confirmed in a separate disclosure.

Bistos (419540) announced that it had decided on a third-party allocated paid-in capital increase to raise approximately 35hundred million won3for facility funds and other purposes. The company specified equipment investment and related expenses as uses of the funds. The recipients of the new-share allocation and the schedule will be provided in an additional disclosure.

HiDeep(365590) said it had decided on a65paid-in capital increase through an allotment to raise approximately hundred million won for debt repayment and other purposes.3The disclosure states the debt repayment plan and details of fund usage. Specific schedules, including the new share issue price and the expected listing date of the new shares, can be confirmed in the disclosure.

The combined size of the paid-in capital increases disclosed by the three companies is120hundred million won. Each company will make additional disclosures on the finalization of the allotment recipients, determination of the issue price, and the expected listing date of the new shares. Investors should check the details through the disclosures.

Detailed information on the new funding can be viewed through the Financial Supervisory Service's Electronic Disclosure System. Investors should first check the new share issue price, the allotment recipients, and the expected listing date of the new shares.