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[IPO Subscription] Intellix Records Institutional Demand Forecast Competition Ratio of 1,234.30 to 1... Estimated 9.01 Shares for Even Allocation, Listing on October 30

Intellix, a company specializing in AI safety control solutions, is drawing attention in the IPO market. With the institutional investor demand forecast competition ratio recorded at 1,234.30 to 1, interest is also focused on the estimated number of shares for even allocation to general subscribers

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter
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[IPO Subscription] Intellix Records Institutional Demand Forecast Competition Ratio of 1,234.30 to 1... Estimated 9.01 Shares for Even Allocation, Listing on October 30
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Intellix, a company specializing in AI safety control solutions, is drawing attention in the IPO market. With the institutional investor demand forecast competition ratio recorded at 1,234.30 to 1, interest is also focused on the estimated number of shares for even allocation to general subscribers and the listing date of October 30.

■ Offer Price of 9,000 Won and Competition Ratio of 1,234.30 to 1

According to IPO subscription figures on the 21st, Intellix's final offer price is 9,000 won. The lead underwriter is Mirae Asset Securities, and the institutional investor demand forecast competition ratio was tallied at 1,234.30 to 1.

The even allocation volume is 625,000 shares. As of 11:29 a.m. on the 21st, the estimated number of shares for even allocation stands at 9.01 shares. However, it should be noted that these figures are from the first day of subscription.

Intellix's scheduled listing date is October 30. Based on the offer price of 9,000 won, investors are also paying attention to how the stock price will move after listing.

■ A Safety Deep Tech Company Touting 'Acting AI'

Intellix is a safety AI deep tech company that conducts business centered on its own core engine integrating video analysis-based Vision AI and generative AI-based vision-language models (VLM). It supplies AI safety control infrastructure and software platforms to fields requiring real-time video analysis, such as public safety, industrial sites, smart cities, and national defense.

Its core solution is the Autonomous Safety OS. While existing video security systems have focused on video recording and post-event verification, Intellix places technology enabling AI to perceive and respond to situations in real time at the center of its business.

In particular, the concept the company emphasizes is 'Acting AI.' The technological goal is to have AI not merely analyze situations in video footage but directly perform necessary actions according to standard operating procedures (SOP). This approach, which seeks to integrate situational awareness and response procedures into a single operating system beyond simple video surveillance functions, aims to expand the scope of application of AI-based safety control systems. Based on this in-house developed technology integrating Vision AI and generative AI, Intellix provides safety management solutions that can be utilized in public and industrial sectors.

■ High Competition Ratio Does Not Guarantee Stock Price Gains After Listing

With the institutional investor competition ratio of 1,234.30 to 1 and the offer price of 9,000 won presented, investors' attention is expected to shift to the actual allocation results and the stock price movement after the listing on the 30th.

However, the institutional investor competition ratio and the estimated even allocation quantity do not guarantee a rise in the stock price after listing. The stock price on the listing day may vary depending on market conditions and actual trading supply and demand.

[This article is intended to provide information for investment reference and does not recommend the purchase or sale of any specific stock. Conditions may vary depending on market circumstances. Investment decisions and the responsibility thereof rest with the investor. AI provided partial assistance.]

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter

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