SK Hynix plans massive US share sale to ride the AI infrastructure wave

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The post Why is SK Hynix going public in US with 8x over-subscription and record $28 billion offering? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. South Korean semiconductor company SK Hynix (KRX: 000660) will list itself on Nasdaq via an offering which may hit almost $28 billion, making SK Hynix close to one of the largest-ever initial public offerings in the market. SK Hynix plans to sell 177.9 million American depositary receipts, while investor subscriptions for the IPO have already reached more than seven times the planned number. According to earlier forecasts, the amount was close to $26.5 billion, but now, according to the prospectus, it’s closer to $28 billion. SK Hynix’s Seoul-listed shares have jumped about 700% in the past year, giving the company a market value above $1 trillion and putting it closer to Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU), its main US-listed rival. SK Hynix uses Nasdaq to reach US investors while ADR demand comes back to life The use of American Depositary Receipts or

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The post SK Hynix IPO Sees Oversubscription by 7x as Tech Stocks Rally Amid Geopolitical Tensions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights Technology stocks powered indices higher with the Nasdaq advancing 1.2%, S&P 500 up 0.8%, and Dow rising 0.4% Thursday Investor appetite for SK Hynix’s Friday Nasdaq listing reached seven times the number of shares being offered Military conflict between the U.S. and Iran intensified with American forces hitting 90 Iranian locations, prompting Iranian retaliation against allied targets Crude oil retreated Thursday, reversing part of the previous session’s advance despite Middle East hostilities PepsiCo earnings revealed weakening consumer demand as Americans tighten budgets, though overall sales exceeded analyst forecasts American equity markets posted solid advances Thursday, with technology shares leading the charge as market participants shrugged off geopolitical uncertainty and focused attention on SK Hynix’s upcoming artificial intel

The post Dow Jones rebounds on a phone call and borrowed semiconductor strength appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) trades near 52,484 on Thursday, higher by roughly 0.28% and recovering only a modest slice of Wednesday’s rout of more than one percent, after President Donald Trump said Iran had called to make a deal. The bounce is real; the conviction underneath it is rented. The index sits some 470 points below Wednesday’s early peak and roughly 850 beneath the record printed at the start of the week, and buyers have needed two sessions of dip defence just to stabilize the tape, with the afternoon push only now grinding back toward the top of the two-day range. A ceasefire that only exists between airstrikes The United States launched a second consecutive day of strikes on Iran, according to Central Command, after Tehran attacked commercial shipping in and around the Strait of Hormuz and slowed traffic through the waterway to a crawl. President