South Korea’s Elice Inc. is on track to at least double revenue this year, its chief said as the AI infrastructure company’s shares rebounded from a brutal trading debut.
South Korea's Elice sees shares drop nearly one-third on their first day of trading, as higher borrowing costs dent AI enthusiasm
Elice shares sink more than 30% in Seoul, adding to rising concern about AI valuations
US stocks opened lower after data centre company Elice plunged in its debut in Korea, halting a brief recovery for AI-related companies.
Company raises $150 million, but share price drops sharply overnight
Scarcely known outside its home market until this week, Elice Inc. on Tuesday found itself at the heart of a roiling debate about AI valuations and whether companies will be able to deliver on them.
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