Hyundai Group: Korea Rose 1.6%, Its Three Stocks Fell
Korea’s KOSPI closed above 7,000 on September 21 while Hyundai, Kia and Mobis all fell. Here is what EWY holders actually own of Korea’s largest carmaker group.
Korea’s KOSPI closed above 7,000 on September 21 while Hyundai, Kia and Mobis all fell. Here is what EWY holders actually own of Korea’s largest carmaker group.
Samsung SDI doubled in 2026. LG Energy Solution barely moved. Same sector label, 102 points apart, and EWY holds both without asking you which.
Kia posted record Q2 revenue but operating profit fell 4.9%. Tariffs took 783 billion won in H1. The stock is up 2% this year and yields 5.5%.
KB Financial canceled 3.8% of its shares without using the grace period Korea’s new law allows. What that says about value-up for EWY holders.
EWY holds SK Hynix twice — directly, and through SK Square at a 46 percent discount that an activist and buybacks are pushing to close.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics won a ₩1.07tn AI-server MLCC contract that books in 2027. Korea’s AI cycle reaches the parts makers on a lag.
Hyundai canceled ₩789bn of its own shares and the stock still fell. Why a Korean cancellation is not a US buyback, and what it means for EWY holders.
SK Group absorbed a battery unit, spun off a data-center firm, and sold 49% of it for ₩3.08tn — none of it touched SK Hynix, the core of EWY.
MSCI dropped four names from EWY and added LG Innotek at the August close. The 41% core of the fund, Samsung and SK Hynix, did not move.
Buy “memory” after Nvidia’s blowout and there are three doors. Two hold Samsung and SK Hynix; Micron is the bet against them. Here’s the map.