FSS raids NH Investment & Securities headquarters over FADU's IPO

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The Financial Supervisory Service's special judicial police squad raided the headquarters of NH Investment & Securities in western Seoul on Tuesday over the bloated initial public offering of FADU, a fabless solid-state drive and controller company. [YONHAP]
The Financial Supervisory Service's special judicial police squad raided the headquarters of NH Investment & Securities in western Seoul on Tuesday over the bloated initial public offering of FADU, a fabless solid-state drive and controller company.

The Financial Supervisory Service's special judicial police squad raided the headquarters of NH Investment & Securities in western Seoul on Tuesday over the bloated initial public offering (IPO) of FADU, a fabless solid-state drive (SSD) and controller company.

FADU, established in 2015, went public on the tech-heavy Kosdaq in August through the technology growth special listing track.

The company and its underwriters, which also included Korea Investment & Securities, were criticized for not disclosing their weak earnings prior to the IPO.