SEOUL/BANGKOK -- Investors in Thailand and South Korea snapped up shares in newly listed companies on Thursday, driving them sharply higher after keenly anticipated initial public offerings.
Investors snap up shares in drugmaker SK Biopharm and glove producer Sri Trang
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SK Biopharmaceuticals won approval in the U.S. for Xcopri, an epilepsy treatment last year. (Photo courtesy of SK Biopharm)
SEOUL/BANGKOK -- Investors in Thailand and South Korea snapped up shares in newly listed companies on Thursday, driving them sharply higher after keenly anticipated initial public offerings.