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Samsung Electronics Leads Institutional Buying on KOSPI for Oct 4

Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · yonhap_finance · 2026-09-04

Institutional investors heavily bought Samsung Electronics on the KOSPI exchange today, while Daeduck Electronics saw the highest net selling volume.

What Happened

Institutional Buying: On October 4, institutional investors favored Samsung Electronics, recording a net purchase of 635.9 billion KRW. SK Hynix and Samsung Electro-Mechanics also saw significant buying interest from institutional players.

Institutional Selling: Conversely, Daeduck Electronics faced the highest selling pressure from institutions, with net sales reaching 48.4 billion KRW. Other notable stocks sold by institutions included APR and Hyundai Motor.

Market Sentiment: The trading data reflects a concentration of institutional capital in large-cap semiconductor and technology stocks. The market activity shows a mix of strategic accumulation and profit-taking across major sectors.

Data Source: This report is based on closing data from the Korea Exchange (KRX) and Yonhap Infomax as of 3:30 PM. Investors are advised to use this information for reference purposes.

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