Homeplus has submitted a second amended reorganization plan to the Seoul Bankruptcy Court projecting a 22% year-over-year sales increase, including an additional ₩743.9 billion (approximately $538.6 million) in sales between March 2028 and February 2029. However, the plan proposes repaying only 0.5% by 2028 of ₩503.2 billion (approximately $364.3 million) owed to suppliers, while prioritizing wages, severance pay and secured financial claims. The filing proposes borrowing ₩591.8 billion (approximately $428.5 million) from financial institutions in 2030 and ₩914.3 billion (approximately $662.0 million) in 2038, although its opening description refers to the latter as occurring in 2037. It provides no supporting calculations for the projected sales increase, the stores or business segments expected to generate it, the collateral and terms for the 2030 borrowing, or the connection between the proposed borrowings. The plan comes as suppliers and in-store businesses remain under pressure nearly two weeks after 67 core stores resumed operations: a Korea Federation of SMEs survey found that 76.7% of 150 Homeplus suppliers faced difficulties from delayed settlements, with average delayed payments of approximately 774 million won (approximately $560,000) per company. Homeplus's administrator says seven major creditor financial institutions representing more than 77% of the reorganization creditor class have effectively secured the approval threshold, while the Seoul Bankruptcy Court is scheduled to hold a creditors' meeting on September 2 at 3:00 PM, ahead of the September 4 statutory deadline. Market and industry participants consider rejection unlikely, but court authorization must separately assess whether the plan's sales and borrowing assumptions are feasible.