[Featured Stock] LG Ensol Dips Over 1% Early Session Following Lock-up Release

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Myunghwan] LG Energy Solution is showing a weak trend in the early trading session on the 27th. This appears to be due to the expiration of a 6-month lock-up period on 201,463,650 shares held by institutional investors and others.

As of 9:22 AM, LG Energy Solution is trading at 390,000 KRW, down 1.02% (4,000 KRW) from the previous trading day. The stock price, which had fallen more than 2% shortly after the market opened, has shown high volatility, briefly turning to a slight rise.

From today, the lock-up period on 201,463,650 shares of LG Energy Solution has expired. The unlocked shares account for about 86% of LG Energy Solution's total listed shares. Although the largest shareholder, LG Chem, holding 191,500,000 shares, is unlikely to release them into the market, the 9,963,650 shares held by institutional investors are now available for trading.

The lock-up period is a system that restricts shareholders from trading their shares for a certain period immediately after a company's listing, serving to protect individual investors from losses due to stock price declines.

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