In brief
The index rose by 128.34 points to 5,859.08 on November 2, 2026, while Doosan Robotics surged 1,700 points to 56,100. Yonhap’s multiple listings illustrate a mixed day, with a mix of gains and losses across the top 200 constituents. The various tables emphasize different subsets of companies, reflecting the breadth of the market’s movement.
On Monday, November 2, 2026, Seoul’s KOSPI 200 index closed at 5 859.08 points, reflecting an increase of 128.34 points from the previous session, according to Yonhap’s “KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑6.” The same source highlighted a breakthrough for Doosan Robotics, whose share price finished the day at 56 100 points, up 1 700 points.
Yonhap’s “KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑5” provides a broader snapshot of the day’s activity. It reports mixed performance, with Samsung Biologics falling 65 000 points to 1,422,000, while Doosan Bobcat advanced 450 points to 48,950. The list records over fifty companies, noting gains such as OCI Holdings up 18,400 points to 185,000 and releases like d’Alba Global up 3,500 points to 147,600, along with declines like Netmarble down 50 points to 33,700 and KRAFTON dropping 400 points to 181,700.
Detailed Constituents
In “KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑4,” Yonhap reports a wide range of moves, including KEPCO E&C up 3,100 points to 89,400, LGELECTRONICS rising 3,000 points to 153,700, and Sunflowers among the gains. The list also notes losses such as Hanoi I‑Finance अपडेट down 2,800 to 117,700, and the larger Korean logistics firms that slipped, for instance, Gwangju DAEWOONG PHARM up 1,100 points to 102,200, and Huang’s HanamiFinancial down 2,800 to 117,700.
“KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑3” highlights the performance of industry leaders like S‑Oil, which climbed to 130,000 with a 7,000‑point gain, and Samsung SDS, which surged 5,500 points to 208,500. It also details the fall of Samsung Card, which closed at 41,500, down 950 points, and the decline of Hanon Systems, down 30 points to 3,540. The table shows a majority of upper‑tier stocks posting gains, especially within the electronics and automotive sectors.
The final entry from Yonhap, “KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑2,” focuses on heavyweights such as Samsung Electronics, whose 229,000‑point share had risen 4,000 points, and Hyundai Ventures. Notably, it reports a fall in Samsung Elec. Mech to 1,193,000, down 3,000 points, and a drop in Hanmi Science to 43,500, down 400 points. The pattern in this list again illustrates a mixture of upward and downward movement across the large cap segment of the index.
Across Yonhap’s five iterations, the data show a market day of mixed outcomes: several high‑profile firms posted sizeable gains, while others reported modest losses. The index itself closed higher, suggesting an overall upward bias in the broader market, even as individual constituents experienced more varied performance. The different lists emphasize varying slices of the market, offering investors multiple views of the day’s activity and the economic sectors that drove the index’s modest rise.
