Webzen Chairman Kim Byoung Gwan Raises Stake to 34.84% From 33.97%

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Webzen board chairman Kim Byoung Gwan increased his stake to 34.84% from 33.97% through open-market purchases.
Purchases totaled 268,000 common shares during October 12–20, 2026, bringing his holdings to 10,788,000 shares.

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