On October 7, SK hynix fell 3.1% in regular trading, trading at $178.14 per share, with Turnover of $503 million.

The decline came ahead of the October 8 expiration of the 90-day lockup on 1.779 billion American Depositary Shares tied to its U.S. IPO, raising concerns over increased selling pressure. The broader memory sector also traded lower, with Micron Technology down 1.68% and Western Digital and Seagate Technology both down more than 2%, amplifying negative sentiment. Despite record second-quarter revenue of 79.3 trillion Korean won and a net cash position of 69.4 trillion Korean won, Korean won appreciation and Samsung's aggressive HBM4 pricing strategy continued to weigh on valuation.

Established on October 15, 1949, SK hynix is a South Korean company. As one of the world's largest memory semiconductor companies, it is engaged in the design, manufacturing, and sales of advanced memory semiconductors. The company's memory products are used in almost all electronic devices, including graphics cards, personal computers, data center servers, mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, and other consumer electronics.

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