Samsung Electronics has announced a record shareholder return programme of up to 110 trillion won, capitalizing on booming demand for artificial intelligence semiconductors.

South Korean memory-chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix suffered steep stock declines amid mounting fears over AI infrastructure spending and Chinese competition.

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is navigating sharp share price swings following its Nasdaq entry, as global semiconductor stocks face a wider cooling trend.

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix saw its shares rise 13% during its record-breaking U.S. market debut, signaling strong investor interest in AI memory technology.

South Korean memory-chip producer SK Hynix has drawn significant global institutional interest for its US share offering, signaling confidence in the AI data-center boom.

SK Hynix has closed bookbuilding for its ADR offering, which seeks to raise capital to expand high-bandwidth memory production and fund new facilities.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares fell as investors questioned the sustainability of AI-related infrastructure spending and memory chip demand.

Samsung shares slumped following record quarterly earnings, sparking a wider sell-off across global AI-related semiconductor and memory chip stocks.

South Korean memory giant SK Hynix is poised for a major Nasdaq debut as its share offering draws strong institutional interest despite recent sector volatility.

Samsung Electronics announced record-breaking quarterly profits driven by demand for memory chips, but shares dropped as analysts pointed to investor skepticism.

The Kospi index rose on Monday as investors shifted focus toward semiconductor manufacturers, bolstered by positive sentiment surrounding chipmaker sales.