One in 10 Kakao Games subscription applicants receive no allocation... Even with 10 million KRW invested, '0' shares awarded

Among 417,000+ people, 40,000 did not receive even 1 share
The highest number of shares allocated per person is 112... Subscription deposit 2.088 billion KRW

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Ju-yeon] In the Kakao Games subscription, which attracted a record-breaking deposit of 59 trillion won, it was revealed that 1 out of 10 subscribers did not receive any allocation at all.

According to the financial investment industry on the 6th, the total number of subscribers for Kakao Games public offering was approximately 417,000 (Korea Investment & Securities, Samsung Securities, KB Securities).

The allocation quantities were 1.76 million shares (55%) for Korea Investment & Securities, 1.28 million shares (40%) for Samsung Securities, and 160,000 shares (5%) for KB Securities. Considering the deposit amount (5.85543 trillion won), it means that each person subscribed with about 140 million won.

However, due to the competition rate exceeding 1500 to 1, the stock allocation rate was 0.12%. About 90% of all subscribers received at least one share, but the remaining 10% did not receive any allocation. This means that 40,000 subscribers did not receive even a single share.

By securities company, subscribers at Korea Investment & Securities who deposited 10 million won did not receive any shares. They had to deposit 10.8 million won to barely get one share. Samsung Securities subscribers who deposited 7.2 million won or less did not receive shares, and KB Securities subscribers who deposited 8.4 million won also did not receive even one share. It is estimated that more than 40,000 subscribers ended up empty-handed despite applying for the subscription.

Meanwhile, about 7,800 subscribers, accounting for 1.8% of the total, deposited more than 1 billion won in this Kakao Games subscription. It is understood that they received about 50 shares each.

A subscriber who deposited 960 million won at Korea Investment & Securities received 52 shares, and a subscriber who deposited the same amount at Samsung Securities received 54 shares.

The highest number of shares allocated per person was only 112 shares.

The initial highest subscription unit at Korea Investment & Securities was 2.088 billion won, and those who deposited more than 2 billion won received 112 shares (2.688 million won).

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