Hana Financial Group will cancel 1,647,341 common shares on August 28, which is 0.60% of the 274,367,748 outstanding. The ₩199.8bn is what those shares cost to buy, against the ₩200bn budget the board approved on April 24, so the programme spent 99.9% of what it authorised. Purchases ran in the open market from April 27 to July 14 through Hana Securities. The count landed on 1,647,341 rather than a round number because the share price moved during the window — the company committed a sum of money, not a quantity of stock. Against a ₩37.7tn market capitalisation the cancellation is roughly 0.5%, and about 5% of FY2025 net income of ₩4.04tn. This document is itself an amendment to the July 14 filing, made for the single purpose of filling in the cancellation date, which had been left blank.