SK Hynix considers US division IPO

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is considering an initial public offering (IPO) for its American subsidiary, Solidigm, potentially raising up to $150 billion. This move could be one of the largest of its kind in the semiconductor industry. The company is expected to raise around $15 billion through the offering, which is part of its broader effort to expand in the memory and storage market. The focus is on high-capacity products for artificial intelligence applications and data centers, amid strong investor interest in the digital infrastructure sector. This IPO is likely to enhance the company's position and provide an independent valuation of its NAND memory and SSD business. Additionally, discussions continue regarding the potential establishment of a NAND chip manufacturing plant in the United States.

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