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Institutional Investors Target Robotis and EO Technics on KOSDAQ

Electronic Technology · Electronic Equipment/Instruments · yonhap_finance · 2026-09-04

On the KOSDAQ market today, institutional investors favored Robotis and EO Technics, while Skylabs saw the highest net selling volume.

What Happened

Institutional Buying: Institutional investors on the KOSDAQ market showed strong interest in Robotis, recording 4.5 billion KRW in net purchases. EO Technics and SPG were also among the top stocks bought by institutions.

Institutional Selling: Skylabs faced the highest selling pressure from institutions, with net sales totaling 2.3 billion KRW. Simmtech and VM also appeared on the list of stocks heavily sold by institutional players.

Market Trends: The data indicates a concentration of institutional interest in the robotics and semiconductor equipment sectors. Conversely, some newly listed companies and IT component manufacturers saw significant profit-taking from institutional investors.

Data Source: This report is based on closing data from the Korea Exchange (KRX) and Yonhap Infomax as of 3:30 PM.

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