Korea’s Listing Rule: Seoul Said U.S. IPOs Count Too
Seoul’s top financial regulator said Oct. 22 its duplicate listing rule covers U.S. IPOs. The next morning, SK hynix stopped reviewing a Solidigm IPO.
Seoul’s top financial regulator said Oct. 22 its duplicate listing rule covers U.S. IPOs. The next morning, SK hynix stopped reviewing a Solidigm IPO.
KOSPI fell 5.46% on Oct. 13, its fifth straight drop. Samsung’s ₩15 trillion buyback ended Oct. 6; SK hynix’s was 84% done by Oct. 6. What to watch this week.
Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron make about 88% of global DRAM revenue. A US brokerage account can buy two of them directly. Samsung needs a workaround.
Druckenmiller visited Seoul on Sept 22 and said Korea has good companies. The Bank of Korea ran a chip-downturn scenario the same day. Then Seoul closed.
SK Hynix trades on Nasdaq as SKHY, sits inside EWY at 21.51% (as of Oct. 16), and still lists in Seoul as 000660. Three doors, three different things you own.
SK Hynix has three rumors on file in Korea. A Chongqing stake sale, a Japan fab, a Solidigm pre-IPO. All answers said undetermined. Each has a filing deadline.
KOSPI gained 3.3% for the week ended Sept 11, but Monday alone was 4.6%. Wall Street was shut that day — and EWY finished flat. Here’s why.
42 Korean firms filed to buy their own shares Sept 9, Samsung and SK Hynix included. But buying is not cancelling – here’s what it means for EWY.
US markets closed for Labor Day while Seoul’s KOSPI jumped 4.6%. When New York reopened, EWY rose just 0.55%. Here’s where the gap went.
Seoul’s central bank called the won immune; Washington put Samsung and SK Hynix on notice. The won ended the week stronger at 1,350.4.