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SKC is raising 800 billion won through a rights issue to fund its Nexilis battery material subsidiary.
The capital call is aimed at scaling Nexilis's copper foil production, even as KOSPI closed at 6,684.37 and KOSDAQ at 806.79, both lower on the day. Separately, refiner stocks failed to rally despite climbing international oil prices. Traders are watching how SKC shares absorb the dilution from the raise.

Sources:
- SKC Raises 800 Billion Won for Battery Material Subsidiary Nexilis — Seoul Economic Daily, September 15, 2026
- Refiner Stocks Lag Despite Rising Oil Prices — Seoul Economic Daily, September 15, 2026

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#SKC #Nexilis #BatteryMaterials #KOSPI #KOSDAQ #OilPrices #KOSPI7000 #AIPRISM #SeoulEconomicDaily #WANIFRA

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00:02Three numbers before the open. 800 billion won, one rights issue, and one battery material bet.
00:09SKC is raising 800 billion won through a rights issue to fund its Nexilis battery material
00:15subsidiary. The move is aimed at strengthening Nexilis' capital base as it scales copper foil
00:20production. 800 billion won just to keep the battery material bet growing. It's Tuesday,
00:26September 15th. Here's what investors are watching in Korea today. SKC's rights issue signals
00:32continued capital need in the copper foil and battery material segment. That capital raise comes
00:37as KOSPI and KOSDAQ both posted losses in today's session. Here's what the numbers show. SKC is
00:44raising 800 billion won through a rights issue specifically earmarked for Nexilis, according to
00:49today's securities page. KOSPI closed at 6,684.37 and KOSDAQ closed at 806.79, both lower on the day.
01:00Separately, refiner stocks failed to rally even as international oil prices climbed,
01:05according to today's report. So what does this mean for traders positioning around Korea's market?
01:10Earlier, we said SKC is raising 800 billion won for its Nexilis subsidiary. Here's what that actually
01:16means for you. A large rights issue dilutes existing SKC shareholders in the near term,
01:22but it signals management still sees enough growth ahead in battery materials to justify the capital
01:27call. That contrasts with refiners, where rising oil prices haven't translated into stock gains,
01:33suggesting the market isn't pricing in margin expansion there yet. Three things to watch. First,
01:39how SKC shares react to the dilution from the 800 billion won rights issue. Second, whether
01:46Nexilis' copper foil production scale-up delivers the growth the capital raise is meant to fund.
01:51Third, whether refiner stocks eventually catch up to rising oil prices or continue lagging.
01:57That's today's AI Prism, Securities Daily. This episode was produced with AI assistance based on
02:03Seoul Economic Daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor. AI Prism is a Juan Ifra award-winning
02:09series. We'll be back tomorrow.
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