SK Hynix is preparing to list on Nasdaq in the United States, with the aim of raising $28 billion. The company plans to direct the proceeds toward new chip factories and production equipment. The move would place the memory chip maker on a major U.S. exchange and would be one of the largest share sales of its kind. The listing reflects a large financing plan tied to future production capacity and equipment needs.
businessAdvanced1 min read7/8/2026
SK Hynix Prepares Nasdaq Listing to Raise $28 Billion
SK Hynix is preparing to list on Nasdaq in the United States in order to raise $28 billion. The funds are set to support new chip factories and production equipment.
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