South Korea's benchmark Kospi index climbed 4.5% in Friday trading, marking a decisive rebound for the market after a period of volatility.
The rally was spearheaded by Samsung Electronics, whose shares jumped 8.9% following the release of better-than-expected earnings results.
The semiconductor giant's performance provided a critical lift to broader Asian equity markets, helping to offset losses from a turbulent Thursday session.
The market recovery was further bolstered by the South Korean government's announcement of additional measures designed to stabilize the equity market.
These policy interventions, combined with the positive corporate news from Samsung, helped restore investor confidence that had been shaken by recent selling pressure.
The Kospi's gain represents a significant reversal from the seven-week low reached in the previous session, where the index had closed slightly higher but remained under pressure.