Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are preparing to present specific plans aimed at increasing shareholder value and maintaining financial stability, according to reports from Swedish financial media Dagens Industri.
The announcement comes as both companies navigate a period of significant strategic realignment in the global semiconductor industry.
SK Hynix is also set to begin trading on a US stock exchange, aiming to raise approximately $28 billion through the offering.
The move to enhance shareholder returns follows recent developments highlighting the deepening ties between South Korean chipmakers and US technology firms.
Samsung and SK Hynix are reportedly close to finalizing large-scale chip supply agreements with American clients, underscoring a strategic alignment that prioritizes access to advanced AI and data center markets.
SK Hynix is also set to begin trading on a US stock exchange, aiming to raise approximately $28 billion through the offering.
This dual-listing strategy is designed to broaden the company's investor base and secure capital for continued expansion in high-bandwidth memory and other advanced memory technologies.