1. What Happened? – Large Shareholding Report Analysis

The total shareholding decreased slightly from 75.86% to 75.61% due to changes in the stakes of Lee Yong-ik and 10 others. Changes in stakes of related parties (Park So-hee, Son Su-min, Son Chae-young, Shin Sung-chi-jae, etc.) and increases in stakes of some shareholders (Shin Gi-hwa, Lee Nam-gon, Lee Sang-min, Lee Jae-min) are the main causes. DV Holdings’ small-scale market purchase is positive, but insignificant compared to the total holdings. The after-hours sale by Park So-hee, Son Su-min, and Son Chae-young could act as short-term selling pressure, but the significant impact is limited. The decrease in Lee Yong-ik’s stake is not enough to affect management rights.

2. Why Does it Matter? – Fundamental and Market Environment Analysis

Shinheung’s sales and profitability declined in the first quarter of 2025, but the growth of ShinheungMST’s implant business is positive. The growth of the dental industry, especially the high growth rate of the implant market, is an opportunity. However, rising exchange rates, interest rates, raw material prices, and a global economic slowdown are threats.

3. So What Should We Do? – Investment Strategy Suggestions

The report itself is not expected to have a significant impact on the short-term stock price. However, it is necessary to monitor the trading trends of major shareholders and pay attention to the growth of ShinheungMST’s implant business, the performance of digital dentistry-related products, market conditions, and macroeconomic indicators.

4. Investor Action Plan

It is recommended to focus on the execution of the company’s mid- to long-term growth strategy and improvement in earnings rather than short-term stake changes, and to maintain a wait-and-see approach.