SEOUL, Oct 15 — Shares of Big Hit Entertainment , the management label of hugely popular South Korean boy band BTS, debuted at double its IPO price today, as investors chased South Korea’s largest listing in three years. Big Hit shares opened at 270,000 won (RM974.86), compared to an initial...
Thursday, 15 Oct 2020 08:13 AM MYT
Band BTS performs during the 2020 MTV VMAs in this screen grab image made available August 30, 2020. — Viacom handout pic via Reuters SEOUL, Oct 15 — Shares of Big Hit Entertainment , the management label of hugely popular South Korean boy band BTS, debuted at double its IPO price today, as investors chased South Korea’s largest listing in three years.
Big Hit shares opened at 270,000 won , compared to an initial public offering price of 135,000 won per share last month, at the top of its indicative range. — Reuters
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