CJ Seafood preferred shares face delisting risk as market cap stays below KRW 2 billion threshold

• CJ Seafood’s CJ Seafood1 preferred shares face potential delisting from Korea’s main board for failing the minimum market-cap requirement.
• The shares were flagged as an “issue for administration” on July 20 after market cap stayed below KRW 2 billion for 30 trading days.
• As of Oct. 12, the market cap has remained below KRW 2 billion for 55 straight trading days, with zero qualifying days above the threshold.
• If sub-KRW 2 billion days reach 61, the shares can no longer meet the 30-day compliance test, triggering delisting procedures.
• The notice applies only to the preferred shares. Common shares are not affected.

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