SK Hynix shares rose 3% to $187.13, outpacing U.S. rivals Micron and Seagate as demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) in AI infrastructure grows. The Roundhill Memory ETF, heavily weighted in SK Hynix and Micron, also gained 2%, while the broader market dipped. Micron showed modest gains and Seagate declined, reflecting differing product focuses within the memory and storage sector. Investors are watching Micron's upcoming earnings as a potential catalyst and considering diversified exposure to manage risk amid currency and market uncertainties.
As of Sep 30, 2026 00:11 WIB, SK Hynix shares on Pluang trade at USD 187.00, up 2.74% for the day, closely matching the article's 3% rise. Micron is also up by 1.60% at USD 1,070.88, while Seagate is down 2.04% at USD 902.74. SK Hynix sees strong buying interest with 95% of Pluang orders as buys, highlighting its appeal among investors, and it holds a market cap of $926.78B on the platform.
SK Hynix's stock fell 6% following a Bloomberg report that its U.S. storage unit, Solidigm, may pursue a $100 billion IPO next year. This news caused a selloff in memory stocks, including Micron and Western Digital, which both dropped around 4%. The ...
SK Hynix's U.S. subsidiary Solidigm is considering an IPO that could value it at $100 billion, causing concerns about complex ownership structures. Larry Ellison, Oracle's founder, has increased his pledged shares by 19% to $9.2 billion, partly to su...
