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KOSDAQ Foreigner Net Buying and Selling Trends for Nov 1

Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · yonhap_finance · 2026-09-01

On November 1, foreign investors in the KOSDAQ market heavily accumulated shares of Silicon Two and Alteogen, while offloading HLB and EcoPro.

What Happened

Foreign Net Buying: On November 1, foreign investors in the KOSDAQ market were most active in buying Silicon Two, totaling approximately 12.9 billion KRW. Alteogen and Wonik IPS also saw significant net inflows, indicating continued interest in the semiconductor and biotech sectors.

Foreign Net Selling: Conversely, foreign investors offloaded a substantial amount of HLB, with net sales reaching 40.9 billion KRW. Other major sell-offs included EcoPro and Robotis, suggesting a trend of profit-taking among high-profile KOSDAQ stocks.

Market Dynamics: The KOSDAQ market witnessed a divergence in foreign investment flows, with capital rotating between various growth stocks. Investors appear to be focusing on individual company performance rather than broad sectoral trends.

Data Source: This report is based on data provided by the Korea Exchange (KRX) and Yonhap Infomax. All figures are current as of the market close at 3:30 PM.

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