
Korea Zinc's shares experienced a significant decline, plunging nearly 30% following the announcement of a $1.8 billion share issuance. The stock fell as much as 23% on the second day of trading after reports surfaced that South Korea's financial watchdog is considering a review of the company's share sale plan. The regulator indicated there is a 'high likelihood' that the case may involve unfair trading practices. This scrutiny comes ahead of a scheduled briefing by the watchdog, which has further fueled investor concerns regarding the legitimacy of the share issuance.
South Korea’s financial watchdog plans to review potential wrongdoings in Korea Zinc’s share sale plan, citing “a high likelihood’ that the case may constitute an unfair trade https://t.co/qmG9pA8lsD
Korea Zinc shares plunge for second day ahead of watchdog briefing https://t.co/QuwxknIWu3 https://t.co/x40xLzNZZZ
Shares of Korea Zinc plunged as much as 23%, extending losses, after a local media report that the South Korea markets regulator may ask it to revise its $1.8 billion share sale plan https://t.co/UKg3AjaKDq

