SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won says he plans to invest more money in the United States, describing his roadmap as “much, much bigger.” The remarks come after what Bloomberg reports as a landmark US stock offering connected to SK Group’s memory-chip business. Chey discusses the investment direction in an interview with Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”
Across the two accounts, the focus is on Chey’s forward-looking commitment to increasing capital spending or investment in the US rather than on any specific dollar figures or project details. The reports tie the comments to the timing of the company’s recent US financing activity for the memory-chip unit, suggesting the offering supports or enables further expansion plans. The coverage does not specify a timeline, the size of the planned investment, or the particular US locations or technologies involved. Both sources present the same core message: Chey is signaling more substantial US investment than previously indicated, while linking the statement to the company’s recent US-market actions.
