Q Aid faces KRW 3.07 billion lawsuit filed by Winia in Gwangju Rehabilitation Court
Bitget2026/09/23 08:50- Q Aid faces a civil lawsuit in Gwangju Rehabilitation Court seeking reversal of disputed asset transfers tied to Winia’s rehabilitation process.
- The plaintiff, Winia, seeks delivery of 893,560 Daeyu A-Tech registered common shares plus restoration of shareholder registration.
- Winia also seeks return of golf club membership rights linked to Montvert Country Club plus cooperation to reinstate membership status.
- The claim amount totals KRW 3.07 billion, equal to 5.41% of Q Aid’s 2025 standalone equity.
- The case was filed on Sept. 10, 2026; Q Aid received the complaint on Sept. 23, 2026.
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