The plan to sell shares in Korea Zinc has been suspended due to the regulator’s review request, the filing said.

SEOUL (Reuters) – Korea’s new stock exchange program announced on Oct. 30 has been suspended due to a review request from South Korea’s financial regulator, a report said on Wednesday.

This means that the entire plan related to the sale of shares can be changed, and if the company fails to submit a revised plan for the sale of shares within three months, it will be considered withdrawn, the filing said.

Shares of Korea Zinc were trading up 4.6% shortly after the filing, erasing earlier gains.