Hanwha Plus No.5 SPAC corrects annual report to revise largest shareholder disclosure

By Public Technologies
  • Hanwha Plus No.5 SPAC filed a corrected annual report for FY2025 to fix an error in its largest-shareholder disclosure.
  • The correction changes the largest shareholder at Dec. 31, 2025 to Company K Partners with 200,000 common shares, a 4.03% stake.
  • The original filing had identified Samsung Securities as largest shareholder with 235,143 common shares, a 4.74% stake.
  • The amended report was filed on Sept. 28, 2026; the original annual report was first submitted on March 19, 2026.


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