Kakao group stocks Cabin and Café rise together… Samsung SDI up 3.51%
Enter 株, which rose all at once, soared by 5% in JYP and 4% in SM… AhnLab 11% ↓
No. 1 in KOSPI growth rate Hansol Logistics No. 1 drop rate Hwaseong Industry
On the 30th, the KOSPI finished trading at 2746.74, up 5.67 points (0.21%) from the previous day. [중앙포토]
On the 30th, the KOSPI finished trading at 2746.74, up 5.67 points (0.21%) from the previous day. By investor, individuals net sold 138 billion won and foreigners net sold 11.1 billion won. On the other hand, institutions net bought 160.8 billion won.
Most of the top market caps rose. Semiconductor giant Samsung Electronics fell 0.43%, while SK Hynix rose 0.83%. ICT giants Naver (1.50%) and Kakao (0.95%) rose concurrently.
In particular, Hyundai Motor (2.55%) and Kia (2.65%) showed a strong performance. Hyundai Motor Group announced on the same day that it would develop eco-friendly engine fuel in cooperation with Aramco, a global comprehensive energy company. Battery stock Samsung SDI also surged 3.51%.
Kakao Group stocks also rose. In particular, Kakao Pay soared 5.63%. Kakao Bank rose 1.11 percent. Hive, the owner of the entertainment industry, gained 3.51%. On the other hand, telecom stocks SK Telecom (-3.43%) and KT (-2.41%) fell. Hyundai Heavy Industries fell 4.47%.
The stocks that rose the most on the day were Hansol Logistics (21.71%) and Namsun Aluminum (18.21%). On the other hand, Hwaseong Industries (-24.91%) and Geumgang Industrial Co. (-10.43%) were named the stocks that fell the most.
The KOSDAQ index closed at 939.07, up 1.24 points (0.13%) from the previous day. Individuals bought 27 billion won and foreigners 22.3 billion won, raising the index. On the other hand, institutions sold 29.5 billion won.
The top items by market cap were mixed. EcoproBM, a secondary battery owner, closed 1.30% and L&F rose 2.16%. Game owner Kakao Games fell 1.87% and Wemade fell 0.30%, while Pearl Abyss closed up 0.99%.
Enter stocks surged and closed side by side. SM’s rose 4.74%, JYP’s 5.74%, and YG Entertainment’s 2.69%, respectively. As the global offline concert started in April, it had a positive effect on the stock price on expectations for earnings.
AhnLab, on the other hand, fell 11.72% on the news of Ahn Cheol-soo, chairman of the Presidential Transition Committee, about to test the new government prime minister position. In addition, semiconductor company Jusung Engineering fell 4.18%.
The stocks that rose the most in the KOSDAQ market on that day were Q Capital (23.82%) and Sigong Tech (23.38%). On the other hand, Hanf (-40.39%) and Yulho (-25.73%) were selected as the stocks that fell the most.
Reporter Dawon Hong hong.dawon@joongang.co.kr
