(Bloomberg) — Shares of Sacks Parente Golf Inc. fell. by as much as 83%, erasing almost all of the sizable first-day gains that made it the strongest US stock market debut of 2023.

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Shares of the company, which makes golf equipment including golf clubs worth $400, fell to $4.88 on Wednesday. That wiped out most of Tuesday’s rally that pushed the stock up 624% from its $4 IPO price.

The decline extends to the volatile trading that marked Sacks Parente’s first trading day, as the stock stalled out at least five times during Wednesday’s session due to the degree of price movements.

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Even with the losses, the company is trading above its IPO price. The listing is the latest sign of a revival of interest in new stock listings, following initial public offerings by consumer companies such as Oddity Tech Ltd. , the parent company of SpoiledChild and Il Makiage, and the Cava Group Inc. chain. quick.

Still, the roughly $72 million market value of SaksParent shares dwarfs its $190,000 in sales from last year. By comparison, rival Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. was valued at $3.1 billion at the close on Tuesday, but brought in nearly $4 billion in annual revenue. Similarly, Acushnet Holdings Corp. had a market capitalization of $3.6 billion at Tuesday’s close and $2.3 billion in 2022 sales.

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