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US investors will soon get access to SK Hynix, another memory maker riding the AI boom

SK Hynix is preparing for a U.S. listing on the Nasdaq, drawing significant interest from investors amid the ongoing AI-driven memory chip boom.

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The brief

SK Hynix is moving toward a Nasdaq initial public offering. Reports indicate the offering has seen substantial investor interest, with current coverage describing the listing as oversubscribed multiple times. Coverage from Bloomberg, Fortune, Yahoo Finance, TradingView, Stocktwits, and Chosun Ilbo emphasizes the company's role as a supplier of memory chips to Nvidia.

Reports note that the listing is being used to gauge market appetite for tech IPOs and the current state of the memory supercycle. UBS has issued guidance regarding the acquisition of new ADRs in relation to Seoul-listed shares. Future developments will depend on the final execution of the Nasdaq listing.

Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for when these shares will be available to the general public or the final valuation of the offering.

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Quick answers

What is the expected venue for the SK Hynix listing?

The company is targeting a listing on the Nasdaq.

How has the market responded to the proposed offering?

According to reports, the offering is oversubscribed multiple times and has drawn $7 billion in investor interest.

What is the relationship between SK Hynix and Nvidia?

Coverage identifies SK Hynix as a supplier of memory chips to Nvidia.

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SK Hynix Nasdaq IPO Nvidia AI UBS

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