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Wednesday, August 1912 Min Read
A record profit sank the stock; a one-page board resolution lifted it 14%. Behind Korea's largest-ever share cancellation sits a law that took effect in March.
Monday, August 310 Min Read
China's largest memory chipmaker began trading in Shanghai on July 27 in a record IPO and closed its first session up 466%. Seven days later came word that it was negotiating a second plant in Beijing, and the entire memory shelf, from Micron to Seagate, sold off.
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South Korean memory chipmaker — produces DRAM and NAND flash, and is a leading supplier of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) used in AI accelerators. Listed on Nasdaq as an ADR in July 2026; its primary listing remains in Korea.
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