C-Site says Gu Mi-hyeon to become top shareholder with 29.74% stake in KRW 50.4 billion share deal
Bitget2026/09/23 08:48- C-Site signed a KRW 50.4 billion block deal that will shift control to buyer group led by Gu Mi-hyeon.
- Gu is set to become the largest shareholder with 1,735,718 shares, a 29.74% stake.
- Sellers TS 2018-12 M&A Investment Association, a former top holder, sold 3,124,000 shares, a 53.52% stake.
- Transaction covers 4,374,000 shares at KRW 11,522.63 each; closing is tied to payment of the full consideration.
- Board overhaul is planned at an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting, with management control transferring at closing.
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