Future industries, conducting a paid-in capital increase of 65 billion KRW aimed at the largest shareholders… for operational stability planning

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KOSPI-listed company Future Industry has decided to implement a third-party allotment method for paid-in capital increase to raise approximately 65 billion KRW in operating funds. This capital increase targets the largest shareholder, so it is necessary to pay attention to the company’s operational stability and fund utilization strategy.

Future Industry announced on January 5, 2026, that it will proceed with issuing 524,024 new shares, with a paid-in capital of 12,404 KRW per share. The total issuance amount is approximately 6.49 billion KRW, and the shares will be in common stock form.

The third-party allotment target for this paid-in capital increase is the largest shareholder NEXTON & ROLL KOREA, which is expected to subscribe to all the new shares. Since this involves the largest shareholder injecting funds, it can be interpreted as not bringing in external capital but rather supplementing the financial structure based on internal trust funds and preparing for future business expansion.

Choosing a paid-in capital increase through third-party allotment to raise operating funds is a common financial strategy. However, a third-party allotment that is not open to the general public and only sold to specific shareholders is usually used to defend management rights, attract specific investors, or expand funds based on trust relationships.

This trend could have a positive impact on Future Industry’s financial stability and fundraising strategy. However, since it may dilute existing shareholders’ equity or cause stock price volatility due to market reactions, continuous attention should be paid to subsequent stock price movements and fund utilization plans.