[IPO] Nearthlab Subscription First-Day Proportional Competition Rate at 16.35 to 1... KOSDAQ Listing on the 24th
The IPO subscription for Nearthlab, an AI-based autonomous flight drone solution company, concluded its first day on the 12th, drawing investors' attention. Nearthlab is conducting a two-day subscription for general investors from the 12th to the 13th, with Samsung Securities as the lead underwrite
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The IPO subscription for Nearthlab, an AI-based autonomous flight drone solution company, concluded its first day on the 12th, drawing investors' attention.
Nearthlab is conducting a two-day subscription for general investors from the 12th to the 13th, with Samsung Securities as the lead underwriter. The final offering price is set at 41,200 won.
As of the first day of subscription on the 12th, the number of subscription applications totaled 21,136, with 5.38 shares allocated on an equal basis and a proportional competition rate of 16.35 to 1. Previously, the company recorded a high competition rate of 743.49 to 1 during institutional investor demand forecasting.
The key focus of this subscription is how far the final number of applications and competition rate will surge on the last day, the 13th. Following the subscription, the stock price movement on the day of its KOSDAQ listing on the 24th is also considered a critical variable. Market attention is focused on what opening price Nearthlab, having completed both institutional demand forecasting and general subscription, will form compared to the offering price of 41,200 won.
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