SK Hynix's shares have fallen for seven consecutive days amid reports that the company is delaying orders for HBM4 memory packaging equipment, potentially pushing production into next year. This delay could signal either technical challenges or a strategic shift toward conventional DRAM investments, as rising DRAM prices compete for capital. The company's stock trades significantly below analyst targets, reflecting market uncertainty, but analysts largely remain optimistic about SK Hynix's long-term prospects if HBM4 qualification stays on track. The situation highlights the broader memory market dynamics and competition, with investors watching closely for confirmation of either a technical issue or a strategic reallocation of resources.
SK Hynix's market cap stands at $768.83 billion as of Oct 14, 2026, 20:02 WIB, with a daily trading volume of 21,786,972 shares on Pluang. The stock price is currently USD 150.70, down 4.05% in the last day, reflecting ongoing market pressure amid the reported delays in HBM4 equipment orders. Despite this, the majority of Pluang users remain buyers, with 71% of order activity favoring purchases over sales at this time.
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