[Asia Economy, reporter Lee Jeongyun] Miwon Commercial announced on the 12th that it has decided to pay a quarterly cash dividend of 500 won per common share.
The total dividend amount is approximately 2,429,580,000 won, with a market dividend yield of 0.28%.
Additionally, Miwon Commercial has decided to acquire treasury shares worth 4,250,000,000 won (25,000 common shares) to stabilize its stock price. The expected acquisition period is from October 13, 2022, to January 12, 2023.
The following are the major disclosures released this afternoon:
▲ Emart: Provisional sales for September 2022 totaled 1,363,500,000,000 won.
▲ Monalisa: Signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Ascent Private Equity to sell 15,676 shares of Junwon currently held.
▲ LX International: Decided to provide collateral worth 210,000,000,000 won for others related to Poseung Green Power. Also decided to lend 66,000,000,000 won to Poseung Green Power.
▲ Sewon ENC: Signed a plant equipment supply contract with ARVOS worth 7,379,140,000 won.
▲ Melpas: Creditors Cheongun Partners, Song Sujeong, and Oh Hyemyung filed for an injunction to suspend the execution of duties at Suwon District Court, Seongnam Branch.
▲ S&STech: Third quarter 2022 sales increased by 31.0% year-on-year to 31,380,000,000 won.
▲ IBKS No.12 SPAC: Appointed Hwang Seongung as the new CEO.
▲ Jeil Bio: Decided to terminate a trust contract for treasury share acquisition worth 3,000,000,000 won due to contract expiration.
▲ Gwangmu: Signed a contract with Enchem POLAND to supply lithium salt (LiPF6) worth 8,821,690,000 won.
▲ TS Investment: Decided to enter into a trust contract for treasury share acquisition worth 3,000,000,000 won to stabilize the stock price and enhance shareholder value.
▲ Novatech: Decided to acquire treasury shares worth 4,977,500,000 won (275,000 common shares) to stabilize the stock price and enhance shareholder value.
▲ Sungho Electronics: Decided to acquire treasury shares worth 3,000,000,000 won (212,765 common shares) to stabilize the stock price and enhance shareholder value.
▲ Telefield: Imposed a fine of 1,870,000,000 won by the Fair Trade Commission due to unfair joint conduct by three companies in a bid for optical multiplexing equipment procurement.
▲ Selfie Global: Decided to acquire 19,200 shares of Kiosk Korea (worth 2,928,000,000 won) to diversify its business.
▲ Eight One: Decided on a small-scale merger with Eight Engineering to create synergy effects, achieve management efficiency, and strengthen business competitiveness.
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