Com2uS CEO Nam Jae-kwan bought the company's shares in the open market, showing his commitment to accountable management.
On Jan. 14, Com2uS disclosed that Nam and its executives acquired shares in the company. Nam bought 10,100 shares for about 300 million won.
Nam also purchased 2,400 shares in March last year. With the additional purchase, his total holdings increased to 12,500 shares and his stake rose to 0.1 percent. Six executives other than Nam also acquired a combined 3,110 shares.
The share purchase is seen as reflecting a commitment to boosting corporate value and accountable management. Com2uS previously announced on Jan. 5 a plan to cancel treasury shares equal to 5.1 percent of total shares issued. The management share purchases, following the treasury share cancellation, are a move to strengthen its policy to boost shareholder value.
In a New Year message, Nam previously said 2026 would be a year when the experience and preparation accumulated so far would translate into execution, adding that he would deliver the fruits of success in global markets.
A Com2uS official said, "This management acquisition of the company's shares means we will do our best to raise corporate value and competitiveness."
Lee Ho-jung
lhj@d-today.co.kr