The National Pension Fund has resumed its domestic stock rebalancing for two months without any significant sell-offs. During this period, the fund has focused on purchasing shares of SK Hynix and Naver while reducing its stakes in Samsung Electronics and SK Square.
Since the rebalancing began, the top net purchases in the securities market have included SK Hynix, with a net buy of 1.7995 trillion won. Following SK Hynix are Naver (296.9 billion won), SK Innovation (225.4 billion won), S-Oil (216.9 billion won), Celltrion (205.5 billion won), SK Telecom (191.2 billion won), DB Insurance (187.1 billion won), Samsung Biologics (179.7 billion won), and Korea Zinc (163.1 billion won).
On the other hand, the most sold stock was SK Square, which saw a net sell of 1.0286 trillion won. Other significant sell-offs included Samsung Electronics (-574.8 billion won), Samsung Electro-Mechanics (-529 billion won), LG Innotek (-220.4 billion won), Hyundai Motor (-197.9 billion won), Hyundai Rotem (-184.1 billion won), and Hanwha Ocean (-147.6 billion won).
In July, when the KOSPI index experienced a sharp decline, the National Pension Fund recorded a net purchase of approximately 740 billion won in the securities market. However, in August, as the stock market rebounded, the fund reported a net sell of about 370 billion won.
* This article has been translated by AI.
Copyright ⓒ Aju Press All rights reserved.