What it is
Raising more than ₩1bn from the public requires a registration statement filed with the Financial Services Commission and published on DART. It covers shares offered, the indicative price range, subscription and payment dates, underwriters, use of proceeds and risk factors.
How it changes
Statements are amended during review. After book-building, a finalized-terms version carries the confirmed offer price and allocation, and a prospectus follows before subscription. Orders cannot be taken before the filing takes effect.
What to keep in mind
Prices and dates in the press can change with amendments, so check the latest filing. ATS View reads the key items and the original tables from these filings for every Korean IPO.
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This explanation is general information, not investment advice. Rules reflect September 2026 and may change; check official exchange and broker notices.