Hyundai Motor (KRX:005380) filed a voluntary disclosure on September 2 confirming it has resumed production at its Ulsan plant and all other Korean sites, closing out the labor stoppage its own filings first flagged on August 24. The affected operations carried ₩78.77 trillion of FY2025 parent-only revenue, or 42.29% of FY2025 consolidated revenue (₩186.25tn) — the same scale the company disclosed when it halted production. The stated reason for resumption is simply that the collective-bargaining strike ended; the filing's own decision date (September 2) is defined as the date the labor talks were finally settled, and fields for a specific resumption date and quantified production impact are both left blank ("-"). The filing recaps a string of partial stoppages through the summer — two-hour halts on July 13, 14 and 15, and a full-day stoppage on August 21 — before the full plant-wide production suspension disclosed August 24. This follows the tentative wage settlement Korean press reported around August 25.