SK Hynix is preparing to price its US share sale of American depositary receipts (ADRs) after reports say demand for the offering is more than seven times the number of shares available. Multiple outlets cite people familiar with the deal indicating the listing, which is expected to be priced on Thursday, is substantially oversubscribed. The coverage also notes that the company’s shares have seen recent volatility in South Korea, but that investor appetite in the US market remains strong. The reporting characterizes the ADR offering as one of the larger foreign share sales handled by Wall Street, with the oversubscription level reflecting significant interest from investors ahead of pricing. No outlet in the provided set specifies the final offer price, size of the tranche, or whether the oversubscription will affect allotments, though the common point across sources is the same: reported demand exceeds the offering by more than seven times at the time of pricing. Overall, the news reflects strong early order interest for SK Hynix’s US listing process.