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It's a Jongwon Baek effect and a contestant's "Awesome"...Dubon Korea raised 11.8 trillion won in deposits alone [Y Record]

2024.10.31 AM 09:34
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Public subscription for 'The Bourbon Korea' public offering stock successfully operated by the Jongwon Baek

'The Bourbon Korea' public offering stock price by collecting 11.8 trillion won in evidence

'The Bourbon Korea' general investor subscription competition ratio 772.8:1

Durbon Korea general subscription volume increases to 750,000 → 900,000 shares

It seems that a large number of real stocks have occurred in the application form of the employee stock ownership association.
■ Host: anchor Lee Jung-seop, anchor Cho Ye-jin
■ Starring: Lee Jung-hwan, professor of economics and finance at Hanyang University

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◇Anchor> Black and white chefs are very popular these days, and The Bourne, a restaurant franchise run by Baek Jong-won Jongwon Baek, also applied for a public offering, and it was very popular.

◆Lee Jung-hwan> Durbon Korea's public offering stock has collected 11.8 trillion won. Public offering stock is a case where we generate new stocks, not existing stocks, but Durbon Korea companies are not stocks traded on the stock market. While listing, they issue new stocks, and someone should buy them then. If someone buys and goes based on the price, the market is so confused and it's so uncertain what the actual price will be, so the securities company decides that it's a public offering. We can sell to some extent at this rate. So, from the perspective of the company, it is necessary to decide how much profit I will make when I sell stocks and how much investment I will receive, so we can say that we collect capital from outside through the decision of public offering. If you want to do this public offering, you have to gather investors, but investors pay the deposit. In a way, I think it's a story that I'm going to make a public offering by paying 50% of the public offering price. What it means to say that the amount of evidence has increased is that people want to buy a lot of each other because this stock is popular. That's why it won't be allotted. It's not all assigned, so 50% of them are selected and assigned. Then, you can understand that the rest goes through this process of distributing the money according to the ratio to those who paid a lot of evidence. So, the fact that a lot of deposits went into the stock market means that people are very interested in this stock, that they are interested in subscribing to the public offering, and that it became a box office success is a part that can positively affect the stock price in the future.

◇Anchor> First of all, we were talking about the subscription for The Bourbon Korea public offering, but there were many ordinary investors. I did it and got it for a week. But now, employees say that there has been a shortage of subscriptions, so what is the background?

◆Lee Jung-hwan> Employees have the right to receive shares by saying that it is our company's stock ownership system. If you apply in advance, if the company sells stocks and it does well, if it is listed well, employees have to share it in a way, so there is a system in which employees can receive a separate public offering through the employee stock ownership system. However, if you ask what restrictions there are, we cannot sell them for a year if we receive them as our company's owner. So, it falls below the expected public offering price, and if this happens, you can lose money. Often, things that lose money can occur from the perspective of employees. In particular, employees may think that Netflix is overheating, and objectively, when grocery companies and food companies went public, the performance was not that good for a year. It went well when it was listed, but if you look at things like stock prices a year later, there are a lot of restrictions on raising sales, so there were certainly concerns about risk management and what would happen if the stock price fell, and looking at other data, if you think there is such a risk, you can understand that many things that have not gone from our stock price have actually been excluded as general public offering stocks. I think it's a risk side, there's definitely a restriction that it should be sold in a year, and if you look at other companies, the stock price wasn't that good, and I think I can evaluate these things as reflecting various things.

◇ Anchor> In addition, there are various interpretations that concerns about the possibility of owner risk may have played a role as Baek Jong-won Jongwon Baek is actively engaged in broadcasting activities.



Excerpted from the conversation: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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