SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won describes SK hynix’s start of trading on the Nasdaq as a “dream come true,” saying the company waited a long time to list in the US. Speaking in interviews from the Nasdaq, Chey frames the debut as a significant milestone tied to SK hynix’s American depositary receipts (ADRs) and highlights the scale of the transaction, including plans around the ADR structure and potential expansion if results are strong. The Nasdaq listing follows an earlier process aimed at bringing SK hynix’s shares to US markets, which is presented in coverage as the largest-ever US listing by a foreign company.

Chey also links the public-market milestone to the company’s outlook for demand tied to artificial intelligence. He says memory chips remain central, but he expects large investments on the wider AI side, including areas such as AI data centers, technologies, and startups or partnerships and joint ventures. In separate reporting on the opening trade, SK hynix shares begin trading above the offer price, reflecting investor reaction at the market open.