National Pension Service rebalancing begins, first day 2,000 hundred million won sold; HansBioMed share price surges
The National Pension Service began adjusting its domestic equity allocation on 2026 year, 7 month, 1 day. On the first day, pension funds put up about 2,000 hundred million won worth of shares for sale, with Samsung Electronics and SK Square among the top net sellers. HansBioMed disclosed the acquisition of a stake by the National Pension Service, and its share price rose in the 7% range.
The National Pension Service began adjusting its domestic equity allocation on 2026 year, 7 month, 1 day. From an investor’s perspective, the scale of the selling and the impact on individual stocks are key variables.
On the first day, pension funds were estimated to have sold about 2,000 hundred million won worth of shares. As a result, intraday volatility increased.
The National Pension Service said concerns over large-scale blanket selling were “zero.” The institution disclosed that it would carry out the rebalancing in stages.
Samsung Electronics and SK Square ranked among the top stocks by actual net selling. The impact on individual stocks based on each institution’s selling rankings emerged immediately.
The chairman of the National Pension Service said, ‘74selling bomb is absurd.’ With large figures being cited, market concerns have spread.
However, it was reported that there may be room to moderate the pace. The timing and volume of the sales must be confirmed further through subsequent disclosures.
HansBiomed filed a disclosure on the acquisition of a stake by the National Pension Service. Immediately after the disclosure, the stock price rose by 7percent.
Graphy unveiled plans for the global expansion of its digital orthodontic solution and identified the second half of the year as a turning point for its performance. The scope of the impact needs to be examined through related disclosures and quarterly earnings announcements.
The articles are concentrated on 2026year 7month 1day and 7month 2day. Investors are advised to check additional disclosures by the National Pension Service and disclosures by each company.