• Kumyang issued a correction on Oct. 7 to its disclosure on enforcement actions for alleged accounting standards violations, citing confirmation of the final measures announced by Korea’s securities and financial regulators.
• The revised filing specifies administrative fines of 7.63 billion (reported as 7,633.0 million) for the company, 763.3 million for the CEO, and 463.8 million for a former finance executive.
• The measures also include a three-year auditor designation.
• The measures include recommendations to dismiss several executives.
• The measures include a six-month suspension of duties.
• The measures include prosecutorial referral for the company, the CEO, and former executives.
• Kumyang said it plans to seek an injunction and file an administrative lawsuit to challenge the actions.

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