Asian equity markets closed the week on a strong note, driven by renewed investor appetite for semiconductor and artificial intelligence stocks.
The rally came despite persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, signaling that risk sentiment remains resilient among regional investors.
The listing follows a landmark capital raise aimed at securing approximately $28 billion, underscoring the scale of investment required to compete in the advanced memory market.
South Korea's Kospi index led the regional gains, buoyed by positive sentiment surrounding SK Hynix.
The memory chipmaker is set to begin trading on a US stock exchange on Monday, marking a significant milestone for the company.
The listing follows a landmark capital raise aimed at securing approximately $28 billion, underscoring the scale of investment required to compete in the advanced memory market.
The broad-based gains across Asian bourses reflect a shift in focus toward growth sectors, particularly those tied to the AI infrastructure build-out.