Disclosures

This 8-K (Item 5.07) discloses the voting outcomes from a CoreWeave shareholder meeting held June 8, 2026, likely covering routine matters such as director elections, auditor ratification, and executive compensation advisory votes. Full filing body not analyzed; description inferred from form + item codes. No material new business or strategic announcements are implied; PM attention is low unless a contested vote or unusual rejection surfaces in the full text.

Non-registered executive Choi Jun-ki exercised stock options on June 5, 2026, acquiring 2,205 common shares at an exercise price of KRW 124,220 per share. His total holdings rose from 2,000 to 4,205 shares (still effectively 0.00% of the 712,702,365 shares outstanding). The transaction is a routine option exercise rather than an open-market purchase, so it carries no directional signal on management's view of the share price. Given the negligible size relative to total shares outstanding, market impact is expected to be minimal.

A non-registered executive in the IR organization, Kang Chun-ho, disposed of his remaining 419 common shares via on-market sale on May 7, 2026, at 1,645,000 won per share. His ownership now stands at zero, down from 419 shares reported on February 6, 2026. The transaction value is roughly 689 million won, a negligible amount relative to the 712.7 million shares outstanding. As a routine insider filing involving a tiny stake from a non-registered executive, the disclosure carries minimal signaling value for the broader share price.

A non-registered executive (Research Fellow Joo Young-pyo, appointed January 1, 2026) filed an insider ownership change report. His holdings rose from 296 to 600 common shares (+304 shares), driven by two June 1, 2026 events: 259 shares withdrawn from his ESOP (employee stock ownership association) account to a personal account, plus an on-market purchase of 45 shares at KRW 2,391,000 per share. The total stake remains a negligible 0.00% of the 712,702,365 outstanding shares. This is a routine micro-level insider filing with no material signaling value.

Non-registered executive (President) Kim Ju-seon reported an open-market sale of 1,000 common shares on May 29, 2026 at KRW 2,328,500 per share, reducing his holdings from 3,881 to 2,881 shares. The transaction value is approximately KRW 2.33 billion. His ownership ratio remains effectively 0.00% of the 712,702,365 total shares outstanding, so the sale has no governance implications. The filing is a routine insider ownership change report to the FSC and KRX.

Non-registered executive Kim Hyun-jung (IR organization, TL position) reported acquiring 31 common shares through four open-market purchases between May 18 and June 1, 2026, raising his holding from 0 to 31 shares. The trades were executed at prices ranging from KRW 1,769,000 to KRW 2,260,158 per share, with an average purchase price of approximately KRW 2,122,935. Total ownership remains effectively 0.00% of the 712,702,365 shares outstanding, so the filing has no governance or float implications. The disclosure is notable mainly as an insider-sentiment signal: an IR-side executive added to his personal stake during a period of sharply rising share prices.

Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC filed an abbreviated large shareholding report disclosing that its combined holding (with affiliates and managed funds) decreased from 453,873 shares (5.83%) to 434,712 shares (5.59%) as of May 27, 2026. The change of -19,161 shares was attributed to the unwinding of a managed fund, not a strategic shift, and the holding purpose remains simple investment. Fidelity remains above the 5% reporting threshold, so further movements must continue to be disclosed. The filing covers Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC together with affiliates including FIAM LLC, Fidelity Institutional Asset Management Trust Company, and Fidelity Management Trust Company, plus numerous Fidelity-managed mutual funds across the U.S., Luxembourg, Canada, and Japan.

The company amended its prior debt guarantee for its 60%-owned subsidiary LB Litech, extending the maturity by six months (from June 9, 2026 to December 10, 2026) and reducing the guaranteed amount. The underlying loan from Kookmin Bank for LB Litech's industrial complex interim payment was cut from KRW 28.4 billion to KRW 18.9 billion, with the guarantee amount falling from KRW 31.2 billion to KRW 20.79 billion. The ratio to equity dropped meaningfully from 14.6% to 7.4%, reflecting both the smaller guarantee and a larger equity base (KRW 281.4 billion as of Q1 2026 vs. KRW 213.5 billion previously). A separate USD 1.1 million foreign-currency payment guarantee to LG Energy Solution has expired at maturity. LB Litech remains loss-making (2025 net loss of KRW 1.62 billion on KRW 5.57 billion revenue), so continued parent support is still required, but the lower exposure is a mild positive.