Hansol IONES Clarifies Outsourcing Costs Surge as Sales Mix Shifts to Other Customers

• Hansol IONES clarified its factory expansion funding rationale in a voluntarily corrected equity registration statement filed November 6, 2026.
• The KRW 126 billion Ochang project will use KRW 60 billion from a rights offering, with borrowing providing most remaining funding.
• Most machining equipment serves customer A exclusively; more than 90% of machining for other customers is outsourced.
• First-half outsourcing costs rose 75.6% to KRW 26.7 billion, contributing to a 34.84% decline in operating profit.
• A roughly KRW 5 billion customer promotion preserved key product prices in exchange for a one-time payment covering three years’ volumes.

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