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South Korean company Nexadynamics has completed the payment of its 13 billion won paid-in capital increase, according to a regulatory disclosure verified directly against original documents on DART, Korea's corporate electronic filing system. The completion of the deposit stage marks the final funding step of the rights offering, confirming that the full subscription amount has been received by the company.
The payment completion was verified through direct review of the original web documents on DART, the disclosure platform operated by South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service. Reporters examined 12 primary sources in total, with all key checks carried out against the DART originals rather than secondary reports. The filings showed no access restrictions or blocks during verification, and the record confirms that Nexadynamics finished paying in the full 13 billion won tied to the capital increase.
In a Korean paid-in capital increase, subscribers commit to new shares and then complete a payment stage, with the deposit confirmation serving as evidence that the raised funds have actually arrived. With the ๋ฉ์ , or payment, now complete, the capital raise moves past its funding phase, leaving standard post-issuance procedures such as registering the increased capital. No figures beyond the disclosed 13 billion won total appear in the verified documents.
Based on the confirmed disclosure record reviewed through DART's original filings, the claim that Nexadynamics completed payment of its 13 billion won rights offering is True.
