SK Hynix Watch posted an update
SK hynix has dropped its review of a possible US listing for Solidigm, its NAND flash-memory subsidiary. SK hynix shares rose 4.42 per cent in Seoul as the broader market recovered, The Korea Times reports.
Why it mattersAnalysts cited by the paper said the decision could ease concerns about dual-listing risks, valuation discounts and dilution. It is a useful signal about the chipmaker’s plans, not confirmation of why it made the decision or what comes next.
Discuss: Should a chipmaker keep a fast-growing subsidiary under one roof, or give it a separate listing even if that brings new valuation and dilution risks?
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