South Korea's Strengthened Delisting Standards Mark One Month: Over 10% of KOSDAQ Listed Companies Fall into Market Cap Risk Zone
Source:
news.nate.com
According to Korean media NATE, it has been over a month since the South Korean government implemented measures to strengthen delisting standards for listed companies to enhance capital market value, and the "survival of the fittest" mechanism targeting companies failing to meet stock price and market capitalization standards is beginning to take effect. Data shows that the number of enterprises in the KOSDAQ market with market capitalization below the new standards has exceeded 10% of the total listed companies, placing greater pressure on small and medium-sized listed companies.