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SK chief says SK hynix shares likely to trend upward on strong memory chip demand - The Korea Times
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said Friday that shares of chipmaker SK hynix Inc., a key affiliate of his group, are likely to trend upward over th...
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cnbc.com
SK Hynix South Korean shares jump 11% as Asia tech stocks rally
SK Hynix led a broad rally in Asian technology shares on Wednesday, tracking a rebound in U.S. semiconductor shares after a sharp selloff earlier this week.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Global Market: SK Hynix jumps 13% as easing US inflation, AI memory optimism lift chip stocks
South Korean semiconductor shares experienced a significant surge on Wednesday. This rally was fueled by softer U.S. inflation data and renewed AI demand optimism. SK Hynix and…
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koreatimes.co.kr
SK chief says SK hynix shares likely to trend upward on strong memory chip demand - The Korea Times
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said Friday that shares of chipmaker SK hynix Inc., a key affiliate of his group, are likely to trend upward over th...
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koreaherald.com
SK Group chief tells SK hynix investors: 'Just hold onto your shares'
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won urged SK hynix investors to “hold on” rather than chase daily market swings, expressing confidence in the company’s long-term gro
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KCCI chief warns of chip supply crunch as memory demand set to nearly double - The Korea Times
Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) Chairman Chey Tae-won said global memory chip demand could nearly double next year, while overall sem...
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SK chief warns AI memory shortage could turn geopolitical
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said the global shortage of AI memory chips is severe enough that foreign governments have started intervening on behalf of their
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tomshardware.com
Memory chip boss admits RAM prices are 'abnormally high' — SK Group chairman considering building a semiconductor plant in the US to expand…
Memory chip prices must be reduced 'for the sake of semiconductor companies.'