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Elice shares drop significantly in Seoul market debut
- Elice shares sank more than 30% in Seoul, following its initial public offering (IPO).
- The Seoul-based neocloud service provider raised 201 billion won ($151 million) in the Kosdaq's largest IPO this year.
- South Korea's Elice shares plunged 28% in market debut, reflecting investor concerns about data center stocks.
- The drop in Elice's share price adds to rising concerns about the valuations of AI-related companies.
- The IPO is seen as a test of investor resolve in the AI sector following recent market turbulence.
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