The IPO market seems to be very difficult.

[New investment and billing trends]
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* The IPO market seems to be very difficult. Throughout the month of March, nine claims were SPACs and there were only four.. There were only two approvals and all others were SPACs... There were Sears Technology and Cheil Amns among the newly approved companies.

*There were no-brand, ICTK, and Cheil MNS among the companies that submitted the bill. No-brand was approved in December last year and was in the black, so I was wondering why they didn't submit the bill... I saw the phrase for the first time in the corporate valuation... I found it interesting. The phrase is in the next paragraph...

*The company recorded a cumulative operating profit of 13,768 million won in the third quarter of 2023, but recorded a net income (controlling interest) of 4,820 million won in 2023 with a corporate tax expense of 3,511 million won due to tax audit. ... Weight.... The relevant corporate tax expense was judged as an extraordinary one-time expense and was removed from the company's corporate value assessment and the corporate value was assessed. Accordingly, the corporate tax expense incurred by the tax audit was added from the net income (controlling interest) of 4,820 million won in the third quarter of 2023, and the net income (controlling interest) of 11,108 million won, which was converted from the adjusted net income of 8,331 million won, was applied.

*In conclusion, the bill was submitted on April 14th, and the tax audit was conducted from March to May... The conclusion was to pay a fine. If you write a novel, you submitted a bill, but the person in charge didn't know if it was being taxed... So I wonder if the bill was submitted late every time this was adjusted... It's just a brain statement..

* ICTK and CheilMNS seem to be okay. CheilMNS didn't get a lot of information, but as a battery material mixing manufacturer, sales have doubled compared to 2022 and operating profit has turned into a surplus.

* New claims included Ciscon Robotics, Tunation, Lumir and ShiftUp. ShiftUp is the company that developed Destinychild, the Goddess of Victory, etc., with an annual sales of 66 billion...

*There were 64 new investments. There were only a few investments in less than a month. The sky seems to have helped me not to organize much after I came back from Singapore. T.O.D. and AGL, a global golf book king company, attracted 30 billion won in investment each, while Aiterix, Solivis, Frenew, and Algocare recorded 27.1 billion won, 20 billion won, and 15 billion won. The investment of Butcher Gak and Big Picture Interactive, a powerhouse of E-sports, also stood out.