by Kwon Hyeonji
Published 15 Jan.2026 09:47(KST)
Korea Precision Machinery hit the upper price limit in early trading on January 15. The surge in buying interest appears to be driven by news of a supply contract worth 32.6 billion won signed with an Indian company.
As of 9:42 a.m. on the same day, shares of Korea Precision Machinery on the KOSDAQ market were trading at 3,975 won, up 29.90% from the previous session. The stock immediately hit the upper price limit at market open.
After the market closed the previous day, Korea Precision Machinery announced that it had signed a supply contract for vertical turning lathes (VTL Machines) worth 32.6 billion won with Powerstatic Solutions India Private Limited, its local subsidiary in India. This contract represents 51.1% of the company's recent sales, and the contract period runs until June 10, 2027.
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