SK Hynix halts Solidigm IPO review
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SK Hynix paused the initial public offering review for its Solidigm unit, citing a semiconductor stock correction and the need for a new US fabrication plant. The company maintains that Solidigm's outlook and investment needs remain unchanged but has raised its cumulative free cash flow return target to over 50% by 2027. Additionally, SK Hynix plans to return 400 billion won to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends.
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SK Hynix halts Solidigm IPO review
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- SK Hynix
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- halted an initial public offering (IPO) review for its Solidigm unit
- Object:
- Solidigm IPO review
- Occurred (fact side):
- Oct 23, 00:00
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- Oct 23, 15:45
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- Oct 23, 16:26
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- BeInCryptoRelated fact: single sourceSK Hynix Halts Solidigm IPO Review, Citing Shareholder Returns Amid US Fab Needs
Report first recorded Oct 23, 16:26
SK Hynix halted the IPO review for its Solidigm unit because the unit still requires a new US fab. South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) said a US listing could breach rules restricting dual listings, but SK Hynix attributed the halt to market turbulence and a semiconductor stock correction. SK Hynix stated its investment needs and Solidigm's outlook remain unchanged, and the company approved a 40 trillion won buyback and share cancellation program in August, raising its return target to over 50% of cumulative free cash flow through 2027. The stock finished up 4% after an initial drop.
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