South Korea’s Elice shares jump 30% after weak IPO debut, offering relief to retail investors
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Elice shares rebounded 30% on October 21 after plunging as much as 32% during their weak Kosdaq debut. The South Korean data centre firm raised about $150 million in an IPO heavily oversubscribed by retail investors, amid broader concerns over AI spending and higher interest rates.
Key Takeaways
- Elice shares rebounded 30% on October 21 after plunging as much as 32% during their weak Kosdaq debut.
- The South Korean data centre firm raised about $150 million in an IPO heavily oversubscribed by retail investors, amid broader concerns over AI spending and higher interest rates.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Elice shares rebounded 30% on October 21 after plunging as much as 32% during their weak Kosdaq debut. The South Korean data centre firm raised about $150 million in an IPO heavily oversubscribed by retail investors, amid broader concerns over AI spending and higher interest rates.
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