이엠티, 재세테크 체제서 체질개선…CB·BW 한도 10배 늘린다

EMT is dramatically expanding its debt financing capacity by raising convertible bond and warrant bond issuance limits tenfold, signaling aggressive capital allocation toward lithium recycling and battery materials businesses. However, the company's fragile financial position—with accumulated losses of 42.1 billion won and a debt-to-equity ratio exceeding 2,000%—presents substantial shareholder dilution risks. This strategic pivot under new controlling shareholder Jaesetec reflects ambitions in the circular battery economy but demands careful scrutiny regarding financial sustainability.