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SK hynix Inc. (000660.KS)

KSE - KSE Delayed Price. Currency in KRW
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189,900.00-3,100.00 (-1.61%)
At close: 03:30PM KST
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Previous Close193,000.00
Open192,000.00
Bid189,900.00 x 0
Ask190,000.00 x 0
Day's Range189,900.00 - 193,500.00
52 Week Range96,300.00 - 194,000.00
Volume2,994,158
Avg. Volume4,201,317
Market Cap130.769T
Beta (5Y Monthly)0.90
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield1,200.00 (0.63%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 28, 2024
1y Target EstN/A
  • Reuters

    Exclusive-Huawei's new phone uses more China-made parts, memory chip

    SHENZHEN/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Huawei's latest high-end phone features more Chinese suppliers, including a new flash memory storage chip and an improved chip processor, a teardown analysis showed, pointing to the progress China is making towards technology self-sufficiency. Online tech repair company iFixit and consultancy TechSearch International examined the inside of Huawei Technologies' Pura 70 Pro for Reuters, finding a NAND memory chip they said was likely packaged by the Chinese telecoms equipment maker's in-house chip unit HiSilicon and several other components made by Chinese suppliers.

  • Reuters

    SK Hynix to sell 50% stake in China foundry unit to Chinese enterprise -Korea Economic Daily

    South Korea's SK Hynix has agreed to sell its nearly 50% stake in its foundry unit based in China to a Chinese state-owned enterprise, according to regulatory filings and media reports. SK Hynix System IC said in a regulatory filing that it plans to sell a 21.3% stake in its foundry unit in Wuxi to China's state-owned Wuxi Industry Development Group Company for 205.4 billion won ($150.81 million). In a separate filing, SK Hynix System IC said it will also sell its intangible assets, including process technology to its Wuxi unit for 123.8 billion won.

  • Fortune

    AI boom still running hot as SK Hynix says its already sold majority of its 2025 allotment of high-bandwidth memory chips

    Comments from CEO of SK Hynix, the world's second largest memory chipmaker, suggest the shortage of AI-related chips isn't ending anytime soon.