707 Cayman Holding Limited (JEM) saw its stock price plummet by 11.00% during Monday's trading session, following the announcement of its initial public offering (IPO) pricing. The significant drop comes as investors react to the terms of the company's market debut.

Earlier in the day, 707 Cayman Holdings Limited revealed that it had priced its IPO at $4.00 per share, aiming to raise $10.0 million. The pricing announcement, made before the market opened, appears to have triggered a sell-off as trading commenced.

The sharp decline in share price could indicate that investors were disappointed with the IPO pricing or harbor concerns about the company's valuation. It's not uncommon for newly listed companies to experience volatility in their early trading days as the market adjusts to the new offering. However, such a significant drop on the first day of trading may raise questions about investor confidence in the company's prospects or the overall market conditions for new listings.