Seoul, South Korea – The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) 200 saw mixed performances among its constituents on Monday, with Kumyang and OCI Holdings showing significant upward movement.
According to a new release by Yonhap News Agency, 200 Closing Price List-4, Kumyang's share price surged by 5,600 points to close at 91,200. OCI Holdings followed closely, with a considerable rise of 11,600 points, closing at 100,000. On the flip side, Hyundai Motor saw a decline of 3,900 points, closing at 175,600.
Doosan Bobcat dropped 800 points to 42,400, while DL rose by 650 to 40,950. DB HiTek declined by 550 to 47,800, and CJ saw a drop of 900 to 79,500. LX INT and TaihanElecWire declined by 150 and 240 points to 24,700 and 11,260 respectively. Hyundai M&F INS slipped by 150 points to close at 31,500.
Daesang, CJ Logistics, and Doosan also ended the day on a declining note, with their stock prices falling by 30, 700, and 900 points respectively, closing at 19,560, 74,400, and 73,200.
In the gainers’ column, Yuhan rose by 600 points to 56,800, while SLCORP and HITEJINRO had increments of 1,400 and 100 points, ending the day at 30,150 and 21,050 respectively. ORION Holdings and KCC rose by 240 and 2,000 points to close at 15,580 and 224,500.
SKBP, AmoreG, and HD HYUNDAI saw declines of 600, 1,050, and 300 points, closing at 74,800, 26,950, and 58,700 respectively. Netmarble and KRAFTON had increases of 800 and 2,100 points, settling at 38,000 and 165,200.
HANWHA SYSTEMS, CUCKOO HOMESYS, HyundaiEng&Const, and SKCHEM declined by 100, 450, 50, and 300 points to 11,740, 20,200, 33,950, and 56,200. Meanwhile, HDC-OP, HANILCMT, SKBS, WooriFinancialGroup, and KakaoBank closed with declines of 780, 180, 1,800, 150, and 730 points, ending at 11,700, 12,130, 58,700, 12,050, and 18,780.
HD HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES and Daewoong were also notable for their gains, increasing by 2,200 and 340 points to close at 110,000 and 14,940. LS saw a decrease of 800 points, ending at 81,000.
The day's trading reflected a mixed outlook for the Korean financial markets, with several companies experiencing significant gains or losses.