Seoul:The KOSPI 200 index reflected a range of movements in the closing prices of its listed companies. Notably, Hyundai Wia's shares closed at 49,350, marking a decrease of 1,150, while Kumho Petrochem saw an increase of 400, closing at 106,700.
According to Yonhap News Agency, Mobis experienced a significant decline, with its shares dropping 19,000 to close at 334,000. In contrast, Samsung Epis Holding saw an upward movement, with shares rising by 2,500 to reach 309,500.
Other notable performances included Hanwha Aerospace, which fell by 64,000 to 696,000, and S-1, which increased by 1,400 to close at 97,700. Hanchem's shares decreased by 6,000 to 211,500, while DWS rose slightly by 50 to end at 21,150.
Samsung Securities and SK Telecom both experienced declines, closing at 80,400 and 75,400, respectively. Hyundai Elevator's shares saw a marginal decrease of 100, closing at 66,800, while Hankuk Carbon dropped 320 to 15,170.
Other movements included a decrease in Samsung SDS by 3,500 to 203,000, and Korea Aerospace by 2,600 to 97,800. Kumho Tire and Hanon Systems also experienced declines, closing at 5,160 and 3,510, respectively. SK saw a significant drop of 32,000 to close at 503,000, while Coway increased by 2,400 to 104,000.
In retail, Lotte Shopping and Cheil Worldwide both faced declines, closing at 81,900 and 18,380, respectively. Meanwhile, KT and G saw a rise of 3,100 to 196,200, and KT increased by 550, ending at 46,300. LG Uplus also saw an increase, closing at 14,230, up by 290.
Samsung Life's shares decreased by 7,500 to 270,500, and KEPCO KPS fell by 400 to 41,150. Doosan Enerbility and LG Display also saw declines, closing at 54,800 and 7,320, respectively. Paradise and Dongsuh had mixed results, with Paradise dropping 60 to 9,460, and Dongsuh rising by 650 to 28,450.
Kangwonland and Kakao ended on a positive note, with increases of 180 and 150, closing at 13,820 and 29,450, respectively.