Asian equity markets posted broad gains on Friday, with South Korea's Kospi leading the regional advance.
The rally was driven by positive sentiment surrounding SK Hynix's landmark capital raise in the United States, which has energized investors across the sector.
SK Hynix is scheduled to begin trading on the US exchange on Monday, with regulatory filings indicating a target raise of roughly $28 billion.
The chipmaker's shares surged nearly 13% in Seoul trading on Thursday following the announcement of its plans to list American depositary receipts on the Nasdaq.
The offering, one of the largest in recent memory, aims to raise approximately $29.4 billion, signaling strong institutional appetite for the memory chip leader despite a complex global macro environment.
SK Hynix is scheduled to begin trading on the US exchange on Monday, with regulatory filings indicating a target raise of roughly $28 billion.
The move represents a significant expansion of the company's investor base and provides a liquidity benchmark for other Asian tech firms considering dual listings.