logo

HomeArticlesServicePriceAbout

EN

Menu

Home
Articles
Search
About
EN
logo
Price
logo

Company

AboutTerms of Service Privacy Policy

Social

LinkedIn Twitter Discord

Contact

contact@coresixteen.com coresixteen.com
Company NameCORE16 Inc.
CEODavid Cho
Business Registration Number762-81-03235
Address83, Uisadang-daero, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, 07325, Republic of KOREA
LG Chem
Search Result
Firm
user
셀스마트 판다
·
4 months ago
0
0
MSCI Rebalancing Reduces Korea’s Weight… 11 Stocks Face Selling Pressure (Feb 12, 2025)
article
Sell
Sell
051910
LG Chem
+10
user
셀스마트 판다
·
4 months ago
0
0
MSCI Rebalancing Reduces Korea’s Weight… 11 Stocks Face Selling Pressure (Feb 12, 2025)
A total of 11 South Korean companies, including Lotte Chemical, LG Chem Preferred, and Netmarble, have been removed from the MSCI Korea Index, which serves as a key benchmark for global investors. As the MSCI index guides international capital flows, the exclusion of these stocks is expected to trigger foreign fund outflows, putting downward pressure on their share prices. In particular, LG Chem Preferred, Netmarble, and GS are likely to experience heightened short-term volatility, as their estimated outflows represent a significant portion of their average daily trading volume.With this rebalancing, Korea’s weight in the MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) Index has been reduced from 9.35% to 9.19%, reflecting a decline in foreign investor interest in the Korean stock market. If global capital outflows from the Korean market accelerate, it could further weigh on the overall liquidity and stability of the domestic stock market.Analysts warn that the MSCI exclusions could lead to an outflow of approximately KRW 164 billion from Samsung E&A alone, while LG Chem Preferred and Netmarble face significant capital outflows relative to their trading volume, increasing short-term price volatility. Investors should be prepared for potential price corrections in these excluded stocks.
article
Sell
Sell
051910
LG Chem
+10
user
박재훈투영인
·
5 months ago
0
0
LG Energy Solution debuts after $13 trillion frenzy in Korea's biggest IPO(2022-01-27)
article
Sell
Sell
373220
LG Energy Solution
+1
user
박재훈투영인
·
5 months ago
0
0
LG Energy Solution debuts after $13 trillion frenzy in Korea's biggest IPO(2022-01-27)
Shares of battery maker LG Energy Solution (LGES) debuted Thursday after South Korea's biggest-ever initial public offering (IPO) attracted bids worth $13 trillion, underscoring upbeat prospects for the electric vehicle industry.LGES priced its 12.8 trillion won ($10.7 billion) IPO at the top of the range, becoming Korea's third most-valuable company after Samsung Electronics and SK hynix with a nearly $60 billion market valuation.Spun out of LG Chem, the company commands more than 20% of the global EV battery market and supplies Tesla, General Motors and Volkswagen among others.It sold its shares in the offering at 300,000 won each.Its trading debut will set the tone for upcoming IPOs in South Korea as retail investors ― known as "ants" ― have flocked to the stock market with liquidity aided by the government's stimulus policy during the COVID-19 pandemic."It is quite tricky to predict LGES' first-day trading performance, mainly because the market's recent volatility caused by various factors such as investor concerns over the Federal Reserve and how quickly it will move," said Park Jung-hoon, fund manager at HDC Asset Management in Seoul.More than 4.4 million retail investors bid a record 114 trillion won ($95 billion) to subscribe to shares in the IPO, Asia's largest equity fund raising since Alibaba raised $12.9 billion in its Hong Kong secondary listing in 2019.Nearly 2,000 foreign and domestic institutional investors lodged bids worth about $12.8 trillion.More than 20 companies went public on South Korea's main board last year, raising about 17 trillion won, nearly double the previous record of 8.8 trillion won raised in 2010, according to the bourse operator, the Korea Exchange.While LGES' market value is dwarfed by its bigger Chinese rival Contemporary Amperex Technology's (CATL) $208 billion market capitalization, LG Chief Executive Kwon Young-soo has pointed to a 260 trillion won battery order backlog to highlight the company's growth potential.Analysts caution LGES will still likely face growing competition as Chinese peers expand into the global market and more automakers seek to develop their own EV battery technologies. (Reuters)
article
Sell
Sell
373220
LG Energy Solution
+1