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Three Delisted Korean Companies to Trade on K-OTC From Oct. 30
Koiz, Kapro and Wonpoong will begin trading on K-OTC on Oct.
30 after being delisted from South Korea’s KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets last month.
K-OTC is an over-the-counter market, where investors can trade shares outside the main exchanges.
The companies were selected for a temporary trading program that gives delisted firms meeting minimum investor-protection requirements a place to trade.
Koiz makes optical films and materials, Kapro produces high-purity hydrogen and sulfuric acid products, and Wonpoong sells men’s clothing and is expanding into Micro-LED technology.
Trading support is set to last up to six months, giving investors a limited period to buy and sell the shares.
The starting price will use the lower of two recent price measures, and daily prices can move up or down by as much as 30% from that level.
The Korea Financial Investment Association says it will review delisted stocks each month and may add more eligible companies; the K-OTC market now has 127 companies.
Koi즈, Capro and Wonpoong Corporation will begin trading on South Korea’s K-OTC market on Oct. 30 after being delisted from the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets.
The Korea Financial Investment Association designated the three companies for the K-OTC’s delisted-company section on Oct. 28.
Trading support is generally provided for six months from the first trading day.
The designation is intended to let delisted companies that meet minimum investor-protection requirements trade on K-OTC for a limited period.
With the three additions, 127 companies will be available to trade on K-OTC.### five-ws
Koi즈, Capro and Wonpoong Corporation were designated by the Korea Financial Investment Association.
The three delisted companies will trade on K-OTC.
Trading starts Oct. 30, 2026.
The K-OTC over-the-counter stock market in South Korea.
The program supports trading for delisted companies that meet minimum investor-protection requirements.### opposing
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The three companies were delisted from the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets.
The Korea Financial Investment Association designated the companies for K-OTC’s delisted-company section.
Trading in the three companies is scheduled to begin on K-OTC.### key-facts
Koi즈, Capro and Wonpoong Corporation
Oct. 28, 2026
Oct. 30, 2026
Generally six months from the first trading day
127 companies after the additions