Isaac Engineering corrects stock-pledge loan disclosure, revises pledged loan amount to 99,999,500 won

By Public Technologies
  • Isaac Engineering issued a correction to its large-shareholding report filed Sept. 11, citing a simple disclosure error.
  • The amendment revised a share-collateral loan tied to 180,181 shares, changing the loan amount to KRW 99,999,500 from KRW 500 million.
  • It also updated the description of that facility to reflect a term extension with partial repayment.
  • Total shares under major contracts were unchanged at 363,078 shares, equal to 4.38% of voting shares.


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