Shift Up Corp., the South Korean developer behind PlayStation 5 exclusive Stellar Blade, has raised 435 billion won ($320 million) in its first day of trade after an initial public offering.
According to Bloomberg, that’s the largest in the country for a gaming company since 2021, when PUBG maker Krafton Inc. raised $3.8 billion from its own IPO.
Shift Up Corp. sold nearly 7.3 million shares at 60,000 won each. There was demand for 226 times the number of shares available, Bloomberg said. China’s Tencent is its second-largest holder.
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According to Bloomberg, that’s the largest in the country for a gaming company since 2021, when PUBG maker Krafton Inc. raised $3.8 billion from its own IPO.
Shift Up Corp. sold nearly 7.3 million shares at 60,000 won each. There was demand for 226 times the number of shares available, Bloomberg said. China’s Tencent is its second-largest holder.
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Stellar Blade Dev Shift Up Goes Public and Raises a Whopping $320 Million - IGN
Shift Up Corp., South Korean developer behind PlayStation 5 exclusive Stellar Blade, has raised 435 billion won ($320 million) in its first day of trade after an initial public offering.