Micron Dips as SK Hynix Looks to List in the U.S.

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Micron stock MU slid about 2.5% after reports that memory rival SK Hynix is considering a $10 billion U.S. listing to help fund its planned $8 billion EUV equipment purchase from ASML by 2027. A U.S. listing could broaden SK Hynix access for investors and pressure MU, though MU remains supported by some analysts, including Phillip Securities’ Yik Ban Chong who raised the target to $530 on strong earnings and AI memory demand. MU is up roughly 38% year-to-date with light trading volume, while the stock’s overall Street consensus remains Strong Buy with an average target around $357.57, signaling about 35-36% upside.
- Micron Stock (MU) Slides as Rival SK Hynix Eyes a U.S. Listing TipRanks
- SK Hynix files confidentially for U.S. listing as it rides 'unprecedented growth' in memory market CNBC
- SK Hynix to Float US Shares This Year to Feed AI Memory Boom Bloomberg
- SK Hynix Seeks U.S. Listing via American depositary receipts WSJ
- SK Hynix files confidentiality for 2026 US listing Reuters
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