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KOSPI 200 Climbs to 5,859.08 on November 2, 2026

South Korea’s benchmark index ends the trading day higher, with mixed gains for individual stocks according to several Yonhap reports.

By RealTime WireSource: en.yna.co.kr1 min read

In brief

On Monday, November 2, 2026, the KOSPI 200 index closed at 5,859.08 points, up 128.34. Doosan Robotics also saw a hefty rise, ending at 56,100. Other constituents posted a mix of gains and declines, with Samsung Biologics falling 65,000 and several technology names rising over 3,000 points.

On Monday, November 2, 2026, the KOSPI 200 index finished the trading day at 5,859.08 points, a rise of 128.34, according to Yonhap’s report titled "KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑6." The news was released at 00:00 UTC on the day of the market close.

The same outlet’s earlier release, "KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑5," noted that the index ended with a mix of performance across its constituents. The list shows Samsung Biologics down 65,000 points, HanjinKal up 10,900, emart up 4,900, and Chungkundae down 3,300, among other mixed results.

Other Yonhap updates, "KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑4" and "KOSPI 200 Closing Price List‑3," provide detailed daily movement for individual stocks. For example, Paradise rose 430, KIWOOM fell 14,000, and NAVER climbed 3,100 points. Likewise, LG Innotek and Lotte Chemical and many others won gains, while a handful of firms such as Hyundai Rotem and DaeWoong Pharmacy posted declines.

In the Doosan group, the robotics division closed at 56,100, up 1,700 points, a figure confirmed by the closing price list that specifically names Doosan Robotics. Meanwhile, other Yonhap documents list Doosan Bobcat up 450 and Doosan Enerbility up 900, showing a broad set of gains within the group.

Across the market, Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Enterprise, and several other names saw upward motions in their own right, as reported in the separate listings that include large increases for Samsung SDI (over 5,000 points) and LG Electronics (up 5,800). In contrast, companies such as Samsung System & Mechanical lost 3,000 points, while Samsung Electronics Mechanical fell 3,000 points, indicating the volatility among tech and manufacturing stocks.

The assortment of daily gains and losses compiled from the four Yonhap reports confirms that while the index itself solidified a bright session, individual stocks experienced a range of movements reflective of the broader market’s mixed sentiment for the day.

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