
South Korea will delist KOSDAQ penny stocks trading below 1,000 won from July, adopting a stricter, Nasdaq-inspired system to swiftly remove underperformers and block circumvention via reverse splits; up to 135 firms could be affected.

South Korea's financial regulators will delist about 150 KOSDAQ firms in 2026 under new rules targeting penny stocks and insolvent companies, aiming to restore market confidence and align with global standards.

South Korea's Financial Services Commission expects about 150 companies to face delisting from the KOSDAQ market in 2026 as part of reforms targeting penny stocks and underperformers, aiming to strengthen market integrity and boost investor confidence.

South Korea's regulators are accelerating efforts to strengthen the KOSDAQ market by tightening delisting standards, targeting penny stocks, and considering structural reforms to boost competitiveness and attract innovative companies, as highlighted during a National Assembly policy session.
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