SK Heinks considers bank listing fee

South Korean company SK Hynix is planning to allocate approximately 0.5% of its proceeds from its listing on the U.S. market to banks that will handle the process. It is expected to offer up to 2.5% of its shares, with the possibility of additional incentives beyond the basic underwriting fees. The book-building process will begin on July 6, with the final price determined on July 9, prior to the listing of its shares on NASDAQ. This move is part of the company's plans to raise up to $29.4 billion, benefiting from strong interest in artificial intelligence stocks. SK Hynix is the second-largest memory chip manufacturer in the world, and its market value has risen to $1 trillion.

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