Samsung Securities launches KRW 40 billion equity-linked bond offering

By Public Technologies
  • Samsung Securities launched a public offering of equity-linked derivative bonds (ELBs), series 2998-3001, totaling KRW 40 billion.
  • Each tranche targets KRW 10 billion, with underlyings tied to KOSPI200, SK hynix common stock, or a SK hynix–Samsung Electronics basket.
  • Subscriptions run Oct. 15-22, 2026, with payment due Oct. 22 and issuance set for Oct. 23.
  • All four ELBs mature on Oct. 22, 2029, with cash settlement scheduled for Oct. 24, 2029.


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