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[IPO Closing] Neosapience Subscription Ends... Proportional Competition Ratio 2095.56:1, Minimum Equal Allocation 2.33 Shares

The IPO subscription for Neosapience ended entirely as of the afternoon of the 11th. The subscription was held over two days, the 10th and 11th, through Daishin Securities, during which a total of 107,233 subscriptions poured in. ■ How High Are the Equal Allocation and Proportional Competition Rat

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter
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[IPO Closing] Neosapience Subscription Ends... Proportional Competition Ratio 2095.56:1, Minimum Equal Allocation 2.33 Shares
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The IPO subscription for Neosapience ended entirely as of the afternoon of the 11th.

The subscription was held over two days, the 10th and 11th, through Daishin Securities, during which a total of 107,233 subscriptions poured in.

■ How High Are the Equal Allocation and Proportional Competition Ratios?

Accordingly, the number of equal allocation shares was tallied at a minimum of 2.33 shares based on the minimum subscription. With an equal allocation in the 2-share range, subscribers could be allocated anywhere from 2 to 3 shares. The proportional competition ratio stands at 2095.56:1.

Neosapience's offering price was confirmed at 10,000 won. Previously, the competition ratio for the institutional investor demand forecast was 219.56:1.

■ Listing on the 21st... Attention on First-Day Trading

Attention is focused on how Neosapience will perform on its listing date, the 21st. If it achieves a 'double' on its debut, the stock could rise as much as 300% above the offering price to 40,000 won. However, excessive optimism is advised against.

■ What Kind of Company Is Neosapience?

Meanwhile, according to regulatory filings, Neosapience develops and operates 'Typecast,' a voice generation service based on its independently developed generative AI foundation model and TTS (Text-to-Speech) technology.

[This article is for reference only in making investment decisions, and responsibility for investments lies with the investor.]

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter

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