Coupang-related stocks listed in the U.S. skyrocketing learning effect
“The listing has not been confirmed yet, investment is required”
<대한금융신문=강신애 기자> Following Coupang, Market Curly also has a growing expectation for listing on the New York Stock Exchange, and related stocks are running all at once.
According to the Korea Exchange on the 15th, KC Feed, a KOSDAQ stock, ended at 4140 won, a 29.98% increase from the previous trading day.
KC Feed is a company that supplies groceries to Market Curly, and after recording the upper limit on the 12th, it recorded the upper limit on the second trading day.
Heungkuk F&B also recorded the upper limit on the 12th and ended at 5080 won, up 13.27%. Heungkuk F&B also soared to 27.76% during the day.
Wooyang, which mainly produces quick meals at home, also ended at 6330 won, up 4.28%. During the market, it surged to 23.39%.
What these stocks have in common is that they are related to Market Curly. These related stocks soared as Market Curly could be listed on the US stock market within this year.
Earlier, Seul-ah Kim, CEO of Market Curly, recently officially announced the promotion of listing on the US stock market within this year through an interview with the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). In the interview, CEO Kim said, “We are discussing ways to list in the US stock market before the end of this year.”
The surge in related stocks can be interpreted as the learning effect of the surge in coupang-related stocks. Earlier, in the news of Coupang’s listing on the New York Stock Exchange, domestic Coupang-related stocks recorded an upper limit march at the same time.
In this regard, there is an opinion that the financial investment industry needs to pay attention to investment.
An official from the financial investment industry said, “In the case of Market Kulley, it is currently listed on the US stock market or the timeline has not been disclosed. There is a need,” he advised.
Meanwhile, the unlisted stock of’Culley’, which operates Market Curly, is currently being traded on the Seoul Exchange, an unlisted stock trading platform.
According to a public announcement on the Seoul Exchange, Curly stocks have been trading at an average of 25,000 won to 35,000 won per share for the past six months, but on the 12th, when the news of the listing was announced, intraday buying opinions surged to the 50,000 won range.
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