SK Hynix scraps US IPO plans for NAND subsidiary Solidigm, WSJ reports
Beth_Kindig · x · 2026-10-28
According to the WSJ, SK Hynix has scrapped plans for a US IPO of its NAND flash subsidiary Solidigm, with market conditions and broader share price trends cited as factors in the decision. The move is notable for the storage chip landscape and related tickers ($SNDK, $MU).
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