On August 7th, Choi Goun, a researcher at Korea Investment & Securities, stated, "The key issue going forward is finding solutions to the structural costs associated with energy transition. There is a stronger emphasis than ever on the need to reform electricity rates and persuade public opinion. To foster renewable energy as a future-oriented task and to avoid passing KEPCO's deficits onto future generations, institutional measures regarding environmental costs, such as fuel cost linkage systems or the use of the Power Industry Infrastructure Fund, should be considered." He set KEPCO's target price at 30,000 KRW.
Over the past five days, individual investors have net sold 1,865,352 shares of KEPCO, while foreign investors and institutions have net bought 502,459 shares and 1,285,154 shares, respectively.

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