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Worker Dies at HL Mando's Pyeongtaek Plant During Facility Maintenance

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The worker of a partner company died at HL Mando's (KRX:204320) Pyeongtaek plant on Wednesday after the person was entrapped in equipment during a pre-inspection for facility maintenance, according to a Thursday filing with the Korean Exchange.

The police and the Ministry of Employment and Labor will carry out an on-site inspection and put measures in place to prevent such an occurrence in the future, the filing said.

Shares of the automotive equipment manufacturer and supplier rose nearly 3% at market close.

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