Amid the explosive growth of the artificial intelligence industry, global memory chip giant SK Hynix is about to experience its "moment in the spotlight" in the capital market. According to regulatory filing documents, the company plans to officially launch its listing process on the NASDAQ in the United States this week, with an expected fundraising amount of up to $28 billion, which could set a record for the second-highest fundraising in global IPO history.

This listing will be conducted through the issuance of American Depositary Receipts (ADR), meaning that each 10 ADRs correspond to one common share. According to the plan, the company will finalize the final offering price this week and officially list on the NASDAQ on Friday. To ensure the successful completion of this major offering, the company's management has launched a global roadshow to promote its growth prospects to international investors.

SK Hynix's move has been viewed by the market as a key signal of the commercialization of AI infrastructure. As a core supplier of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, SK Hynix's products have become essential components for tech giants like NVIDIA and Google to build their AI computing foundations. Benefiting from the global AI wave's insatiable demand for computing power hardware, SK Hynix's stock price has risen by more than 270% this year, standing out remarkably in the memory industry, far surpassing Samsung Electronics and Micron Technology.

As the benefits of the AI market continue to unfold, SK Hynix is also consolidating its hardware monopoly through large-scale investments. Last week, the company just announced an expansion plan totaling 100 trillion Korean won, covering the construction and layout of multiple advanced chip factories. This strategic deployment not only aims to increase capacity but also highlights its crucial role in South Korea's industrial upgrading.

Analysts point out that the $28 billion fundraising scale not only reflects the high recognition of capital in SK Hynix's AI strategy, but also marks the beginning of a new phase of large-scale hardware capital investment in the AI industry chain. With the progress of this listing process, SK Hynix will further enhance its financial strength in the global technology landscape, continuously providing "memory security" for the development of artificial intelligence.