Hyundai Elevator Executives Acquire 14,500 Company Shares

Voluntary Participation to Strengthen Responsible Management and Enhance Shareholder Value

All executives at Hyundai Elevator have voluntarily purchased company shares, taking proactive steps toward boosting corporate value.

According to the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system on July 13, CEO Cho Jaecheon and approximately 30 other executives have acquired around 14,500 shares of the company. The purchases were made through on-market transactions over the past week, starting from July 6.

This voluntary initiative by the management aims to strengthen responsible management practices, restore market trust, and protect shareholder rights. It is also intended to directly convey to the market their confidence in the company's fundamental competitiveness and long-term growth potential.

Despite the global economic slowdown and sluggishness in downstream industries, Hyundai Elevator continues to maintain a solid performance trend. On this basis, the company plans to actively implement shareholder return policies that transparently share results with its shareholders, with the goal of ensuring its corporate value is fairly recognized in the capital market.

A representative from Hyundai Elevator stated, "The voluntary share purchases by all executives demonstrate a strong belief in the company's long-term growth and corporate value through concrete action," adding, "We will faithfully implement various shareholder return policies and establish ourselves as a model company for scaling up corporate value."

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