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SK SK hynix abandons Solidigm’s U.S.IPO, Micron and SanDisk may benefit from NAND, easing supply pressure

BlockBeats reports that October 24, according to a report by LYNX Equity Strategies analysts,SK SK hynix has abandoned its subsidiary Solidigm’s plan to go to the U.S. for IPO financing, meaning that its originally planned path of expanding U.S.NAND flash memory capacity through an IPO has been blocked. Analysts believe that if the relevant expansion plan were implemented, it could increase global supply and suppress industry pricing in 3 years or longer; now that this potential risk has receded, it represents a material benefit for Micron and SanDisk.

Analysts also pointed out that this change mainly affects medium- to long-term supply expectations and has not immediately changed the current market supply-demand balance. The relevant companies’ share-price performance remains affected by the overall market environment. Intel, meanwhile, faces a slight negative impact because its Ohio campus may lose a potential manufacturing project. On Friday, Micron closed up 2.46%, while SanDisk closed down 1.82%.

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