Mirae Asset Securities’ CEO has apologized to customers who applied for shares in SpaceX’s initial public offering (IPO), after receiving zero allocation for Korean investors. The highly anticipated IPO saw significant global demand, resulting in limited availability, particularly for certain regions. The company acknowledges the disappointment caused by the lack of shares despite substantial subscription requests. Mirae Asset is now considering financial compensation for affected clients. This follows criticism regarding the allocation process and the inability to secure any shares for Korean investors in what was a record-breaking IPO. The firm is reviewing measures to prevent similar issues in future international IPOs. The incident highlights the challenges faced by international investors in accessing popular IPOs.