JB Woori Capital said its board approved a KRW 185 billion short-term borrowing maturity extension on October 26, 2026, according to a disclosure on October 27, 2026.

JB Woori Capital's board approved on October 26, 2026 extending the maturity of a KRW 185 billion credit line from Kwangju Bank to a period from October 31, 2026 to October 31, 2027 to raise operating funds stably. The company said the decision is to secure borrowing limits, and the contract interest rate is a floating rate of 4.78% per year that may change with the base rate. The filing was received on October 27, 2026.

1. 01

   Subsidiary JB Woori Capital is extending a credit line with lender Kwangju Bank, with a contract amount of KRW 185 billion.

2. 02

   The contract period runs from October 31, 2026 to October 31, 2027, and the contract interest rate is 4.78% per year.

3. 03

   The original filing states that the contract interest rate is a floating rate and that the applied rate may change with future changes in the base rate.

4. 04

   The company said the purpose is to secure a borrowing limit for stable operating fund raising.

An AI model translated the Korean summary of this filing into English; every number is carried over from the Korean original. Reference information, not investment advice.

Key figures

Borrowing amount

KRW 185 billion

As a percentage of equity

10.01%

Short-term borrowings after borrowing

KRW 672 billion

Contract period

October 31, 2026 ~ October 31, 2027

Contract interest rate

4.78% per year

Filing facts

Filed

Oct 27, 2026

Receipt number

20261027800556