[Featured Stock] KakaoBank Weakens Amid Selling Pressure from Lock-up Release
[Asia Economy Reporter Song Hwajeong] KakaoBank is weak due to the burden of the release of locked-in shares.
As of 9:41 a.m. on the 6th, KakaoBank was traded at 77,600 won, down 3,200 won (3.96%) from the previous day. It continues a sharp decline for three consecutive days.
The concern over the volume burden is interpreted as pulling down the stock price. On this day, the lock-up on 3,141,600 shares of KakaoBank held by domestic and foreign institutional investors under a one-month mandatory holding agreement will be lifted. This corresponds to 8.72% of the total institutional allocation volume.
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Earlier, on the 2nd, the stock price fell more than 7% due to an off-hours block deal by the Korea Post.
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