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The naver.com DKME board has been busy the last few days. Lots of angry and frustrated shareholders there.

Here is a reason post.
Captain Ame
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Article 19, Paragraph 5 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Listing Regulations
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It is stipulated that the extension of the review of improvement measures may be granted only if there is a clear basis for a change in the major shareholder.
2025.3 According to the revised contents, the review can be extended "if it is clearly recognized that there will be implementation of important parts of the improvement plan, such as a change in the largest shareholder or a capital increase".

Here’s a clear, structured explanation of Captain Ame’s post, based directly on the page you’re viewing m.stock.naver.com.

1. What Captain Ame is saying (plain English)
Captain Ame is pointing out that:

A. The Korea Exchange (KRX) can only extend the improvement-plan review if there is a clear basis for replacing the largest shareholder.
This comes from:
- Article 19, Paragraph 5 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Listing Regulations.

B. After the March 2025 revision, the rule became even clearer:
KRX may extend the review only when it is clearly recognized that the company will implement important parts of the improvement plan, such as:
- Changing the largest shareholder, or
- Executing a capital increase.
In other words:
> KRX does not give extensions for free.
> They only extend when they see concrete, verifiable progress toward fixing the core problem.

2. Why this matters for DKME
Captain Ame is implying:
- DKME received an extension because KRX believes there is a real, identifiable basis for a major-shareholder change or capital measure.
- This means KRX sees actual movement, not just promises.
This is important because:
- Many shareholders fear the extension means “delisting is coming.”
- Captain Ame is arguing the opposite:
The extension itself signals that KRX sees a path to implementation.

3. The deeper message
Captain Ame is subtly correcting misunderstandings on the board:
- Extensions are not given when a company is hopeless.
- Extensions are given when KRX sees credible progress toward the improvement plan.
So the message is:
> “Don’t misinterpret the extension.
> Legally, it means KRX sees a clear basis for a major-shareholder change or capital action.”

4. In one sentence
Captain Ame is saying:
> “KRX only grants extensions when they clearly see that the company is about to implement key improvement measures—like replacing the largest shareholder—so the extension itself signals real progress, not failure.”