StradVision, newly listed on the KOSDAQ, is showing weakness during trading on the 1st, the second day of its listing, trending below its initial public offering price of 12,000 won.

During the morning session that day, StradVision was traded at 7,200 won, down 910 won (12.64%) from the previous trading day's base price. A wave of sell orders poured in from the opening of the market, driving the share price down, during which the VI (sidecar) was triggered twice.

StradVision is a company that develops image recognition software for autonomous driving and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), with AI-based vision technology as its core competitive advantage. The funds raised through the listing are planned to be allocated to research and development and global business expansion.

However, due to the characteristics of newly listed stocks, short-term profit-taking sell orders are being released, increasing share price volatility. There is an assessment that during the early stages of listing, share prices often move significantly depending on changes in supply and demand between institutional and retail investors.

The market believes that StradVision's long-term corporate value will depend on the pace of commercialization of autonomous driving technology and the expansion of partnerships with global automakers and parts companies. Analysis suggests that in the short term, the stock is highly likely to be significantly influenced by early listing supply and demand as well as investor sentiment.

[This article was written with the assistance of AI. This article is not intended to solicit investment, and the final judgment and responsibility for investments lie with the investor.]