Hansol Holdings Co., Ltd. Subsidiary Hansol Paper halts some Janghang plant lines after contractor worker death
HAI summary · Not investment advice
Subsidiary Hansol Paper stopped some Janghang plant lines on Nov 11, 2026 after a contractor worker died, expecting a restart on Dec 1; the lines were 11.87% of its yearly sales.
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What happened
Hansol Paper Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Hansol Holdings, has stopped some production lines at its Janghang plant. The stop follows the death of an employee of a partner company. The affected lines make products for paper machine No. 3 at the plant.
In the company's terms
The stopped business had KRW 271.8 billion in sales for 2025. That equals 11.87% of the subsidiary's consolidated annual sales for 2025, which were KRW 2,290.0 billion.
What changes for shareholders
The estimated restart date is December 1, 2026. This date is not final. It may change depending on the results of government agency investigations and later measures. The fact confirmation date is the day the partner company reported the serious accident to the Minister of Employment and Labor.
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