
Gudai Global, a global beauty platform company, has begun the initial public offering process by submitting an application for listing preliminary review to the Korea Exchange for listing on the KOSPI.
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Gudai Global is a global beauty platform company that owns K-beauty brands such as Joseon Beauty and Tir Tir.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Sang-seo = Gudai Global, a global beauty platform company, submitted an application for listing preliminary review to the Korea Exchange on the 13th for listing on the Korea Stock Exchange (KOSPI).
Starting with this application, Gudai Global plans to begin the initial public offering (IPO) process in earnest and proceed with follow-up procedures according to the results of the Korea Exchange review.
The representative underwriter for Gudai Global's listing is Mirae Asset Securities, and NH Investment & Securities, Citigroup Global Markets Securities, and Morgan Stanley International Securities Co. participate as joint underwriters.
Goodai Global is a beauty platform company that owns K-beauty brands such as Chosun Beauty, Tir Tir, Skin 1004, Round Lab, and Skin Food.
Last year, consolidated sales were 1.4718 trillion won and operating profit was 273.4 billion won.
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