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SK Hynix's Nasdaq IPO May Become Second Largest Ever, Raising $25.7 Billion
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First reported by Globes · Jul 8, 2026
What happened
SK Hynix is set to raise about $25.7 billion in a Nasdaq IPO, potentially the second largest ever, driven by strong institutional demand. The offering highlights SK Hynix's role as a key supplier of advanced memory chips for AI applications, though the raised amount is below initial targets due to market declines.
- 01SK Hynix's Nasdaq IPO could raise $25.7 billion, second largest in history after SpaceX.
- 02The company will sell 17.79 million ADR shares to expand its U.S. investor base.
- 03IPO attracted seven times oversubscription from institutional investors globally.
- 04SK Hynix leads in advanced memory chips critical for AI accelerators by Nvidia and Google.
- 05The raised amount is below the original $29 billion target due to recent market drops.
- 06Strong demand reflects confidence in memory chip growth despite market volatility.
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