1. What Happened?: RSupport’s After-Hours Block Deal

After the market closed on September 24th, 1.4 million shares of RSupport (₩4.1 billion) were traded in a block deal. Institutional investors bought ₩3.8 billion worth, while foreign investors sold ₩1.9 billion. This represents a substantial 2.57% of RSupport’s market capitalization (₩159.5 billion).

2. Why Did This Happen?: Background and Market Analysis

This large transaction could be attributed to various factors, including position adjustments by specific investors, loan repayments, or portfolio restructuring. The volatility of the KRW/USD exchange rate and the ongoing Korea-US interest rate differential could have played a significant role.

3. What’s Next?: Market Impact and Stock Forecast

After-hours block deals often impact the opening price the following trading day. While institutional buying is a positive sign, the foreign selling pressure could negatively affect the stock price. Increased short-term price volatility is expected.

RSupport has solid fundamentals and is driving growth through new business ventures (such as AI-based services). However, potential revenue decline and exchange rate fluctuation risks should be considered. Further analysis is needed to determine if this block deal directly relates to RSupport’s fundamentals.

4. What Should Investors Do?: Investment Strategy

  • Short-term: Pay close attention to the opening price and trading volume the next day. Monitoring institutional buying continuity and understanding the reasons behind foreign selling is crucial.
  • Long-term: Consider RSupport’s core business competitiveness, new business growth potential, and its exchange rate risk management strategy. Continued improvement in fundamentals may lead to a positive stock price trend.

Disclaimer: This report is not investment advice. Investment decisions should be made based on your own judgment and at your own risk.