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Digitimes October 28, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

SK Hynix weighs funding options for Solidigm after shelving IPO

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SK Hynix is reassessing how to finance the US manufacturing expansion of its NAND flash subsidiary Solidigm after shelving a potential initial public offering (IPO), as the South Korean memory maker prepares for higher capital spending in 2027 while committing approximately KRW100 trillion to shareholder returns this year.
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