‘2兆 Great Fish’ APR, would you like to get at least one more week?[오늘 청약]

General subscription held on the 14th and 15th… Public offering price 250,000 won
Host securities company: Shinhan 80%, Hana 20%

[이데일리 이은정 기자] APR, the first trillion-dollar investor in this year’s initial public offering (IPO), will hold subscriptions for general investors for two days starting today (14th).

According to the financial investment industry on the 14th, APR will conduct subscriptions for general investors on the 14th to 15th. APR’s final public offering price was confirmed at 250,000 won, which is above the upper end of the hope band (147,000 won – 200,000 won). The expected listing date on the stock market is the 27th.

In the demand forecast for institutional investors conducted from the 2nd to the 8th, approximately 2,000 institutions participated, recording a competition rate of 663 to 1. It is reported that more than 97% of participating institutional investors proposed a price at or above the public offering price, and about 36% of institutions entered an amount of 260,000 won or more.

If APR succeeds in making a ‘tattable’ (a 300% increase compared to the public offering price on the first day of listing) on ​​the first day of listing, the price will rise to 1 million won, so if you own one share, you can make a profit of up to 750,000 won depending on the stock price increase.

With the public offering price confirmed, the total public offering amount is expected to be KRW 94.75 billion, and the market capitalization after listing is expected to be KRW 1.896 trillion. APR plans to offer 379,000 shares, of which 94,750 to 113,700 shares will be allocated to general subscribers.

After half of the amount allocated to general subscribers is allocated equally to all subscribers, the remaining half is allocated proportionally based on subscription demand. You subscribe to the desired quantity and receive the final allocation of equal and proportional allocation.

The minimum number of shares subscribed by the organizer is 10 shares, and if a margin rate of 50% is applied, you must put in 1.25 million won based on the public offering price of 250,000 won to apply. If you put in at least 1.25 million won, your chances of receiving one week increase, but if the competition rate increases, you may not be able to receive even one week.

If you want to receive at least one more share through proportional distribution, which is the other half, you must look at the competition rate of securities companies. This is because if the competition rate is high, there may not be enough stocks to distribute no matter how many public offering shares there are. Accordingly, there is a possibility that they will wait until the 14th, the last day of public offering subscription, and then rush into the last-minute subscription.

Shinhan Investment & Securities, AP’s representative underwriter, has the largest allocation at 80%. The allocation of Hana Securities, the co-manager, is 20%.

An official in the financial investment industry said, “If you want to secure even one more share through equal allocation, you need to submit your subscription to a securities company with a large allocation volume and a small number of subscribers, so one way is to check the number of subscribers by the last day of subscription and apply to a securities company with low competition.” said.

He went on to explain, “In proportional allocation, the more margin you put in, the more stocks you can receive, so there is no set amount, and the more you put in, the more advantageous it is.”

Looking at the number of subscription accounts for the four recently listed public offering stocks, Hyundai Hims (460,930) has 495,785, POSBank (105,760) has 280,686, Inix (452,400) has 438,508, and Studio Samick (415,380). There are 159,665 cases. Based on the average (343,661 cases), the equal competition rate was around 6.0 to 7.3 to 1.

In conjunction with the APR subscription, three companies: △digital twin solution company 8ite, △meteorological company KWeather, and △scanning electron microscope (SEM) company COSEEM will be conducting general subscription from the 13th to the 14th.

(Photo = APR) Established in 2014, APR mainly sells △Beauty and skin care devices (brand names: Medicube, April Skin, Forment, Glam D Bio, 82% of cumulative sales in the third quarter of last year) △Fashion (Nuldy, 15%) △This is a company that engages in the general consumer goods private business based on business-to-consumer transactions (B2C) with companies such as entertainment and others (Photo Gray, 3%).

At a press conference held the previous day, APR CEO Kim Byeong-hoon said, “We have become a ‘game changer’ in the beauty tech industry by continuing our performance growth trend for more than 10 years,” adding, “We aim to become the No. 1 beauty tech company in the world beyond Korea and expand our reach into overseas markets.” “We will enter the medical device market next year,” he said.

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