SK Biosciences, Amassed 63.6 Trillion Won Underwriting Margin … Record Record

The amount of money amounting to 64 trillion won was pooled in the subscription of public offering shares of SK Bioscience. The previous record set by Kakao Games (58,554.3 billion won) was easily set.

According to the financial investment industry on the 10th, SK Bioscience’s underwriting margin, which ended the day, amounted to 63,619.8 billion won. SK Biopharm’s margin record (30,989.9 trillion won), which sparked the IPO fever last year, surpassed this morning’s record and broke Kakao Games’ record (58,554.3 trillion won). ) and Big Hit (58,423.7 trillion won), first and second in margin.

The largest amount of margin concentrated in NH Investment & Securities, which received the most, was 23.4662 million won. They are followed by Korea Investment & Securities (16.21 trillion won), Mirae Asset Daewoo (13.619.6 billion won), Samsung Securities (4.204 trillion won), SK Securities (3.4173 trillion won) and Hana Financial Investment (2,701.3 billion won). .

The integrated competition rate was 335.36 to 1. It surpassed SK Biopharm’s 323.03 to 1, ranking third in IPO of all time. First place is 1524.8: 1 from Kakao Games, and second place is 606.9: 1 from Big Hit.

By securities company, Samsung Securities posted the highest competition rate at 443.23: 1. Korea Investment & Securities posted 371.54 to 1, NH Investment & Securities 334.32 to 1, Mirae Asset Daewoo 326.33 to 1 , Hana Financial Investor 284.79 to 1 and SK Securities 225.18 to 1.

Although it set an all-time record for public offering share subscriptions, every investor is expected to face mixed joys. As the number of subscribers increased, a situation arose where they could not receive even a week despite the introduction of the equitable allocation method.

It was noted that the method of allocation of public offering shares based on the size of the existing subscription amount was noted to be advantageous only for high-income owners and, as of this year, an equitable allocation method was introduced that allows even large small investors to receive public offering shares.

Each brokerage firm allocates 50% of the total number of publicly offered shares uniformly and then allocates the remaining 50% in a proportional allocation. If the number of subscription requests exceeds the same amount, they will be randomized after that.

In the case of Samsung Securities and Hana Financial Investment, the number of subscriptions was 3.95,290 and 2,095.94, respectively, exceeding the amount equally distributed (14,3438 shares), and the amount equally distributed is assigned by random lottery. Some of the subscribers who paid 325,000 won margin (50% margin rate) for the minimum subscription amount of 10 weeks will not receive even one week depending on the lottery result.

The number of subscriptions for the remaining four hosting companies is less than the evenly distributed amount, so all subscribers will receive at least one week. Some subscribers will receive an additional week of equitable distribution.