Leading South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix is all set to trade on the Nasdaq index under the ticker SKHY on Friday (July 10, 2026). The company will give the final price to US investors tomorrow, and the appetite for the South Korean chipmaker’s share sale runs high. The company is coming to Wall Street through the secondary American Depositary Receipt (ADR), and the public can officially start trading it after Friday’s opening bell.

SK Hynix will reveal the stock price on Friday, with a temporary ticker SKHYV. On Monday (July 13, 2026), the temporary ticker will be removed, making way for the permanent SKHY. This is a foreign listing that already exists in the South Korean stock market and is therefore not launching through the traditional IPO route. The launch price is yet to be disclosed and will only be known when the market opens tomorrow.

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Should You Invest in SK Hynix Stock?

The semiconductor market is booming, and investors can get a larger share of the memory pie, as supply shortages persist. SK Hynix’ competitor, Micron Technologies stock (NASDAQ: MU), is on a roll, skyrocketing nearly 630% year-to-date. Though it is trading at the $948 level on Thursday, it hit an all-time high of $1,255 in June. Wall Street analysts have given MU a price target of $2,000, indicating a bullish thesis on the equity.

SK Hynix and Micron stock could be the most sought-after equities in the market. Taking an entry position now and leaving it for the next five to 10 years could be beneficial. Semiconductor companies are generating stellar returns, as the artificial intelligence (AI) sector is booming. They hold the keys to next-generation technology and play a dominant role in building the AI infrastructure. Keeping SKHY and MU in their portfolio will be among the right decisions traders can make in 2026.