Anchor, Aspex re-up in Korea’s Kurly
Kurly, a Korean grocery delivery platform that abandoned its planned domestic IPO earlier this year, has raised KRW 120bn (USD 91m) from existing investors Anchor Equity Partners and Aspex Management.
The company said in a filing that it had decided to issue 1.81m shares at KRW 66,148 apiece. More than 80% of the allocation will go to Anchor, which committed KRW 250bn to Kurly in pre-IPO funding in...
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