Korea flags 36 penny stocks under tougher delisting rules

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South Korea has identified 36 penny stocks for delisting — This could lead to increased market efficiency and investor protection.
Companies with falling share prices or market caps are targeted — Investors should monitor their portfolios for potential liquidation risks.

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Korea flags 36 penny stocks under tougher delisting rules

South Korea has put 36 listed companies on notice under tougher rules designed to accelerate the removal of penny stocks and financially weak firms. The Korea Exchange designated the stocks as administrative issues Wednesday after their share prices or market capitalizations fell below minimum...

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