DI Dongil, a KOSPI-listed company, is making every effort to resume trading and has decided to actively pursue shareholder-friendly policies for investors.
According to DI Dongil, at the extraordinary general meeting held on the 25th, the proposal to dismiss auditor Kim Chang-ho was rejected, resulting in the automatic dismissal of the second agenda item to appoint new auditor Cheon Jun-beom.
This extraordinary general meeting was convened by minority shareholders who collectively hold a 3.2% stake to vote on the dismissal of auditor Kim Chang-ho and the appointment of new auditor Cheon Jun-beom.
Seo Tae-won, CEO of DI Dongil, stated, "We will focus our utmost efforts on resuming trading as the top priority," adding, "We also plan to actively implement shareholder return policies to restore trust with shareholders, such as purchasing treasury shares to stabilize the stock price and expanding year-end dividends."
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