AceVector shares fall 11.5% on market debut
In short
AceVector shares fell 11.5% when they started trading. The IPO had been subscribed 4.93 times on the last day of bidding.
This matters because investors expected demand to support the debut. The report does not say why the shares fell or what the offer price was.
What the reporting says
AceVector shares dropped 11.5% in their trading debut after the company’s IPO was subscribed 4.93 times on the final bidding day. The report points to strong subscription but a weak listing performance. The available evidence does not explain the selling pressure or provide the offer price.
Why it matters
AceVector’s market debut was weak, with shares down 11.5% even after the IPO drew 4.93 times subscription on the last day of bidding. That contrast suggests the listing did not hold the demand seen during the offer period. The supplied reporting does not explain the gap between subscription and debut performance or provide the IPO price.