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SK Hynix Raises $26.5B in Largest-Ever US Foreign IPO at $149 — 7x Oversubscribed Debut Tests AI Memory Bull Case

SK Hynix priced its US IPO at $149 per American depositary receipt, raising $26.5 billion in the largest-ever US listing by a foreign company, surpassing Alibaba's 2014 record. The offering was more than seven times oversubscribed. Trading begins today on Nasdaq under the temporary ticker SKHYV before converting to SKHY on July 13. SK Hynix holds 56.4% of the global high-bandwidth memory market and is a primary HBM supplier to Nvidia, with first-quarter 2026 revenue of $34.9 billion beating estimates by 4%.

SK Hynix $28B Nasdaq ADR Prices Today at $165.26 — Sevenfold Demand Makes It the Second-Largest Foreign Listing in US History

SK Hynix priced its Nasdaq ADR offering on Thursday, targeting approximately $28 billion at roughly $165.26 per ADR, with institutional orders covering more than seven times the shares available. Cornerstone investors including Baillie Gifford, Coatue Management, and Situational Awareness Partners indicated combined interest of up to $7 billion. Interim trading begins Friday under the ticker SKHY, with regular trading starting Monday. The deal is the second-largest US listing by a foreign company, behind only SpaceX's $85.7B IPO last month.

Foxconn Q2 2026 Revenue Hits $78.71B, Up 39.8% YoY — AI Server Division Nears Half of Total Sales as NVDA Supply Chain Signals Demand Holds

Foxconn posted Q2 2026 revenue of $78.71 billion, up 39.8% year-over-year and beating Reuters/LSEG estimates of $72.7 billion, as its cloud and networking division — which houses AI server production for Nvidia — approaches half of total company sales. June alone surged 52.1% year-over-year to a monthly record. Management guided for Q3 growth both sequentially and annually. The print directly lifts Nvidia sentiment and provides a key third-party validation of sustained AI infrastructure spending ahead of earnings season.

SK Hynix Plans $29B Nasdaq ADR Listing on July 10 — HSBC Raises Price Target to 4 Million Won Ahead of Record Q2 Earnings

SK Hynix is scheduled to list its American depositary receipt on Nasdaq on July 10, targeting up to $29 billion in a deal that would give US investors direct access to the world's dominant high-bandwidth memory producer. HSBC raised its price target to 4 million won — a 20% premium above previous targets — citing improved shareholder returns and enhanced investor accessibility post-ADR. The company is expected to post Q2 operating profit of 64.44 trillion won on July 29, potentially its largest quarter ever.

SK Hynix Market Cap Hits $1.35B Trillion, Overtakes Samsung — First Change in Korea's Top Spot Since 2000

SK Hynix shares jumped 5.7% to push its market capitalization to roughly $1.35 trillion, briefly overtaking Samsung Electronics as South Korea's most valuable company for the first time in 26 years. The milestone reflects SK Hynix's dominant 61% share of the high-bandwidth memory market that supplies Nvidia's AI accelerators, with shares up more than 340% year-to-date. The move reinforces bullish sentiment toward US memory peer Micron Technology and AI infrastructure names.

Trump Threatens 50% Tariff on China Over Alleged Iran Arms Shipment, Escalating Trade and Geopolitical Tensions

President Trump on Sunday threatened to impose an immediate 50% tariff on Chinese goods if Beijing is proven to be supplying military weapons to Iran, following reports of a potential air defense system shipment. The warning compounds existing geopolitical stress and raises fresh concerns about U.S.-China trade relations ahead of a scheduled May summit, adding another layer of uncertainty to an already volatile global market environment.

TSMC Posts 35% Revenue Surge in Q1, Powered by Insatiable AI Chip Demand Despite Middle East Turmoil

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported Friday that first-quarter 2026 revenue surged 35% year over year to $35.71 billion, beating analyst forecasts as relentless demand for AI chips from Nvidia and Apple proved resilient through the opening weeks of the U.S.-Iran conflict — with March revenue alone jumping 45% annually, signaling no letup in the AI infrastructure buildout cycle.

FedEx Reaches Tentative 40% Pay Deal With Pilots, Ending Five-Year Labor Standoff

FedEx and the Air Line Pilots Association reached a tentative agreement on Wednesday to raise pilot hourly wages by approximately 40% in 2026, followed by 3% annual increases through 2030, along with up to $150,000 in retroactive pay for senior captains — potentially ending one of the longest-running labor disputes in U.S. aviation history.

Rare Earth Consolidation Accelerates as USA Rare Earth Moves to Acquire Texas Mineral Resources

The rare earth mining sector drew investor attention after USA Rare Earth announced plans to acquire Texas Mineral Resources in a deal valued at roughly $73 million. The move underscores growing strategic interest in domestic supply chains for critical minerals used in electric vehicles, defense systems, and advanced semiconductor manufacturing technologies.