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South Korean online grocery platform Kurly restarts IPO plans.
South Korean online grocery platform Kurly is restarting its initial public offering (IPO) plans, as improved profitability and enhanced cooperation with Naver bolster its valuation prospects, potenti
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South Korean online grocery platform Kurly restarts IPO plans.
South Korean online grocery platform Kurly is restarting its initial public offering (IPO) plans, as improved profitability and enhanced cooperation with Naver bolster its valuation prospects, potenti
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