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Reuters, The Edge Malaysia and multiple outlets confirm SK Hynix's June 24 announcement to raise up to $29B via new shares for a Nasdaq ADR listing on July 10.

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SK Hynix to issue $29B in new shares for Nasdaq ADR listing

SK Hynix approved issuance of new shares worth about $29.4 billion on June 24 to fund its American Depositary Receipts listing on Nasdaq. The July 10 debut aims to strengthen the company's capital base as AI server demand drives memory chip growth.

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SK Hynix to issue $29B in new shares for Nasdaq ADR listing
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SK Hynix approved the issuance of new shares worth approximately $29.4 billion to support its American Depositary Receipts listing on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. The listing takes place on July 10. This equity raise helps the company strengthen its capital base amid surging AI demand for its memory chips.

SK Hynix has approved the issuance of new shares worth approximately $29.4 billion to support a listing of American Depositary Receipts on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

SK Hynix files regulatory notice for massive equity raise. The company disclosed the board approval in regulatory filings to South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service and the Korea Exchange on June 24. The new shares total 45,453,450,000,000 won.
The move comes as the company seeks to strengthen its capital base amid surging AI-driven demand for its memory chips.

The board resolution passed with all six outside directors in attendance and none absent.
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Listing on Nasdaq set for July 10. The share issuance directly backs the planned American Depositary Receipts debut on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. The move comes as the company seeks to strengthen its capital base amid surging AI-driven demand for its memory chips.
The latest filing aligns with the company's stated goal of bolstering its financial position to meet capacity and supply-chain needs in the high-bandwidth memory segment.
Related moves show focus on US market access. SK Hynix has previously targeted a net cash position of KRW100 trillion as AI demand accelerates. It has filed for a potential US listing and ramped up EUV investment in response to the same market forces.
The latest filing aligns with the company's stated goal of bolstering its financial position to meet capacity and supply-chain needs in the high-bandwidth memory segment. The ADR listing on July 10 will mark a concrete step in that strategy.
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