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Due to the anticipation of a deceleration in the market price growth of high bandwidth memory (HBM), the South Korean semiconductor behemoth, SK Hynix, is contemplating redirecting a portion of the recently acquired funds to invest in South Korean government bonds. Earlier, SK Hynix had a successful listing on the NASDAQ stock exchange in the United States, securing a substantial $26.5 billion and setting a new benchmark as the largest initial public offering (IPO) by a foreign entity in the U.S. The CEO of the company, Kwak Noh-Jung, remarked that the global memory sector is projected to encounter its most acute supply shortage ever by 2027. However, he also mentioned that even after 2030, customer demand will continue to surpass the supply capacity.
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