South Korea moves to delist five penny stocks under stricter rules

South Korean exchange authorities are proceeding with delisting procedures against five listed companies whose stock prices have fallen below regulatory thresholds under tightened listing standards. The move signals a regulatory crackdown on low-quality listings, potentially affecting investor sentiment in the small-cap segment. The specific companies and the exact delisting timeline remain undisclosed.

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