SK Hynix begins trading on a US stock exchange on Monday, marking a significant expansion for the South Korean memory chipmaker.
The listing follows a landmark capital raise aimed at securing approximately $28 billion, according to regulatory filings cited by Portfolio.hu.
The move represents one of the largest recent efforts by a non-US technology firm to access American equity markets directly.
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 investors view as a vote of confidence in the company's long-term growth prospects in the AI and memory sectors.
Meanwhile, attention is shifting to energy markets as tensions between Iran and the United States escalate.