Kyobo Securities offers KRW 10 billion in equity-linked securities

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Kyobo Securities plans a KRW 10 billion offering of equity-linked securities tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix common shares.
The K-ELS Series 53 and Series 54 offerings total KRW 5 billion each.
Both series will be issued October 28, 2026, maturing October 31, 2029; subscriptions run October 19-28, 2026.
Series 53 offers conditional annualized returns of 20.5%; Series 54 pays conditional monthly coupons of 1.23%.
Both offerings are principal-at-risk securities, with potential losses of up to 100%.

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