[헬스코리아뉴스 / 이상훈] SK Bioscience (SK Basa) has written a new history of subscription to public offering stocks. The subscription to the public offering stocks that ended on the 10th resulted in a whopping 63.6 trillion won of money from about 2.4 million accounts, breaking the record for the number one subscription margin ever.
As a result of the general subscription held for two days from 9 to 10, SK Basa announced that about 63.6 trillion won of margin was received, and the average subscription competition rate was 335:1. This is a number that exceeds the previous record set by Kakao Games last year of 58,554.3 billion won. Compared to SK Biopharm (30 trillion 989.9 billion won), it is more than doubled.
Representative management company NH Investment & Securities (334 to 1), Korea Investment & Securities (372 to 1) Mirae Asset Daewoo (326 to 1) Samsung Securities (443 to 1) Hana Financial Investment (285 to 1) SK Securities (225 to 1), etc. About 2.4 million accounts were concentrated in six securities companies.
Now, attention is focused on whether it is possible to achieve’Daesang’, which records the upper limit after forming the initial price at twice the public offering price after listing on the 18th, and further,’Daesang’. If it succeeds, the stock price will rise to 169,000 won and you can enjoy a margin of 104,000 won per share per day. It was found that SK Bioscience executives and employees also received an average of 780 million won per person if they subscribed for 97.8% of the allocated amount from the employee stock subscription that ended on the 9th.
Meanwhile, 2.4 million accounts are also the record for the highest number of subscriptions ever. This seems to be the effect of the even distribution system. In the past, the more margins you paid, the more stocks you received, but from this year, half the amount allocated to public offerings was distributed equally regardless of the size of the margin.
Therefore, if you subscribe to the minimum quantity of 10 shares, you can receive at least 1 share. However, this is possible only when the number of subscription accounts is smaller than the equally allocated amount. When the subscription is concentrated, circumstances change. In particular, it is expected that investors who receive less than one share will appear in places with a small amount of equally allocated items such as Samsung Securities and Hana Financial Investment.
In connection with the fact that the equal distribution system, which was implemented to prevent public offering stocks from being attracted to investors with a large amount of funds, was rather incurred by splitting accounts, a system was established to prevent overlapping subscriptions to popular public offering stocks from the second half of the year by utilizing multiple securities company accounts. . The policy is to collect and filter information on subscribers by securities companies in one place.
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