SOLUM Major Shareholder Lee Sunghwan Slightly Increases Stake with 2,000 Shares Open Market Purchase

SOLUM reported via a major shareholder ownership change report that its major shareholder and company executive Lee Sunghwan acquired an additional 2,000 common shares through open market purchase on July 14, 2026.
This acquisition increased Lee's personal holdings to 54,554 shares, but the ratio relative to total outstanding shares only rose to 0.10%, resulting in a negligible impact on governance structure and stock price.
Total shares held by the major shareholder and related parties stand at 10,899,478 common shares and 7,000,000 preferred shares, totaling 17,899,478 shares, maintaining a voting interest of 32.65%.
No treasury stock acquisition, cancellation, or dividend-related matters were reported, and there is no change in capital structure.
[AI Summary]This filing is essentially an administrative report on a minor insider purchase by the major shareholder with no material change in ownership. From a financial perspective, there is no new capital raising or dilution effect, nor any change in capital allocation or shareholder return policy. The counterparty is an individual insider with low credit risk, and the governance structure remains stable.