Bigwave Robotics will list on the KOSDAQ market on the 29th. With a robot automation platform as its core weapon and a competition ratio exceeding 1,000 to 1 recorded in institutional investor demand forecasting, attention is focused on supply and demand on its listing day.

■ Offer Price Set at 18,000 Won, at the Top of the Desired Band

Bigwave Robotics' confirmed offer price is 18,000 won, determined at the top of the desired offering price range (15,000–18,000 won). The total number of shares offered is 1.6 million, with the offering amount totaling 28.8 billion won.

A total of 2,255 institutions participated in the institutional investor demand forecasting conducted from the 7th to the 11th, recording a competition ratio of 1,109.37 to 1. Bids placed above the offer price accounted for 93.83% of the total, and the mandatory holding commitment ratio based on requested quantities was tallied at approximately 18.14%.

General investor subscriptions took place from the 15th to the 16th. After refund and allocation procedures, the company will enter the KOSDAQ market on the 29th. The lead underwriter is Eugene Investment & Securities, with Mirae Asset Securities participating as co-lead manager.

■ 'Two-Track' Robot Platform with Marosol and SOLlink

Its core business is a robot automation platform. The company operates 'Marosol,' an online robot automation platform, and 'SOLlink,' a cloud-based integrated control platform for multiple and heterogeneous robots.

Marosol analyzes companies' work environments, process characteristics, and automation goals to connect them with suitable automation solutions such as industrial robots, collaborative robots, logistics robots, and service robots. The company positions itself not as a simple robot seller but as a platform supporting the entire robot automation process, including consultation, quotations, implementation proposals, and adoption reviews.

SOLlink focuses on the stage of actually operating deployed robots in the field. It is a system that integrates and manages different types of robots and on-site equipment, and according to the company, it is currently used at around 180 sites nationwide.

■ Key Variable for Day-One Share Price Is 'Supply and Demand'

On the first day of listing, the institutional demand confirmed during the offering process, along with the actual volume available for circulation and the allocation results of mandatory holding commitments, are cited as key variables that will determine share price volatility. The fact that the offer price was set at the top of the desired range is also a point the market will watch.

[This article is an informational piece based on publicly disclosed filings and company materials, with AI used for some sentences and organization. It does not guarantee the rise or fall of any specific stock or recommend buying or selling. Share prices in the early listing period may fluctuate significantly depending on supply and demand and market conditions. Responsibility for losses from investment lies with the investor.]