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SK Hynix's US Offering Reportedly Seven Times Oversubscribed
SK Hynix's US Offering Reportedly Seven Times Oversubscribed
The KOSPI struggled for direction overnight, erasing most of an opening rally that briefly pushed the South Korean main equity index up as much as 4.1%. The real strength was in memory stocks, with SK Hynix surging as much as 10% as investors piled back in. This move comes as Bloomberg reports the company's US ADR listing is more than seven times oversubscribed, underscoring strong institutional demand.
The report said SK Hynix is selling 177.9 million American depositary receipts, with each ADR...
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