PhionX lifts third-party share sale to 9,416,195 shares, cuts issue price to KRW 1,062 in corrected filing
Bitget2026/10/12 09:05- PhionX filed a correction to its third-party private placement, raising planned issuance to 9,416,195 common shares from 6,138,735.
- Issue price cut to KRW 1,062 per share from KRW 1,629; reference price reset to KRW 1,180 from KRW 1,809.
- Placement size held near KRW 10 billion for working capital, based on KRW 9,999,999,090.
- Subscriber changed to MK Commerce from Trackcore Invest; new payment date set for Oct. 29 from Oct. 15.
- Expected listing date moved to Nov. 16 from Nov. 2; board decision date updated to Oct. 12 from Aug. 31.
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