MFM Korea is set to improve its financial structure through large-scale asset acquisition.


On the 24th, MFM Korea announced that following the successful completion of a small public offering subscription worth approximately 1 billion KRW on the 21st, it will change a 9 billion KRW paid-in capital increase from cash payment to in-kind contribution. The payee remains the same as before, J&LP, and the in-kind contribution target is real estate located in Songpa-gu, Seoul.


This paid-in capital increase represents about 31.12% of MFM Korea's equity as of the end of Q3 on a consolidated basis. Upon completion of the payment, the debt ratio is expected to improve from approximately 287% to about 219%, based on the consolidated Q3 figures.


Earlier, on the 7th, VTM Investment acquired the management rights of MFM Korea. Based on the improved financial structure, MFM Korea plans to pursue additional fundraising and new business initiatives.


A company official explained, “By acquiring real estate with high asset value, we will not only generate stable rental income but also significantly improve our financial structure through capital expansion and asset growth resulting from the paid-in capital increase.”


Meanwhile, the company stated, “Regarding the recent occurrence of a cause for loss of benefit of term related to the 7th series BW (bond with warrants) issued by the company, this is not due to any problem with the company but is related to the change in governance during the management rights transfer on the 7th. This corresponds to one of the causes for loss of benefit of term stated in the existing contract and was only announced as such, so there should be no concerns from investors.”


They added, “The company is doing its best to continuously operate its business with a stable financial condition.”



Meanwhile, MFM Korea plans to start continuous capital expansion and financial structure improvement through this consecutive paid-in capital increase and proceed with new business initiatives.


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