What Happened with SGA?

On September 23, 2025, SGA announced the completion of the lock-up period following the change in its major shareholder. This procedure follows KOSDAQ regulations after the change in major shareholder was announced on September 10th.

Why Does the Change in SGA’s Major Shareholder Matter?

Changes in major shareholders can significantly impact a company’s management direction and stock price. The lock-up period restricts the major shareholder from selling their shares, typically reducing stock price volatility. The end of this period removes this stability and can potentially signal new investment opportunities.

What’s Next for SGA?

  • Positive Factors:
    • Increased expectations for management stability
    • Improved financial structure and new business investment capacity secured through a rights offering (KRW 34.5 billion)
    • Expectations for AI/data business expansion following the winning bid for the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education’s AI-data platform construction project
  • Negative/Neutral Factors:
    • Limited short-term stock price impact from the announcement itself
    • Continued decline in sales and operating losses remain a challenge

What Should Investors Do?

Short-term Investment: Rather than expecting a surge in stock price immediately after the end of the lock-up period, investors should approach cautiously, monitoring market conditions and the company’s earnings announcements.
Mid-to-Long-term Investment: It is advisable to carefully analyze the use plan for the funds raised, new order wins, and the possibility of turning to profit before making investment decisions.