Last month, 17 companies newly disclosed their plans to enhance corporate value, bringing the cumulative total to 731 companies that have completed such disclosures.


Korea Exchange. Photo by Jinhyung Kang

Korea Exchange. Photo by Jinhyung Kang

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According to the Korea Exchange on June 8, a total of 343 KOSPI-listed companies and 388 KOSDAQ-listed companies had disclosed their corporate value enhancement plans by the end of last month.


The market capitalization of these companies accounts for 83.1% of the total market, and among KOSPI-listed companies, those that disclosed plans represented 87.8% of the KOSPI’s total market capitalization.


Thanks to the government’s capital market reform policies and improved performance among listed companies, the Korea Value-Up Index reached an all-time high of 3,977.00 points as of May 29.


The Korea Exchange analyzed the status and characteristics of corporate value enhancement disclosures and selected 20 exemplary cases, publishing the "2026 Corporate Value Enhancement Program White Paper."



Meanwhile, out of the 10 companies recognized for excellence in enhancing corporate value, two companies—ST Pharm and Korea District Heating Corporation—are scheduled to be specially included in the Korea Value-Up Index.


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