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SK Hynix Unit Solidigm Weighs 2027 IPO at Up to $150B Valuation

Key Facts

1Solidigm, the data storage unit of SK Hynix, is considering an IPO as soon as 2027 that could raise about $15 billion and value it at up to $150 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

2SK Hynix said on September 4 that Solidigm was reviewing various measures to strengthen its competitiveness and that no matters had been determined.

Solidigm, the data storage unit of SK Hynix, is considering an initial public offering as soon as 2027 that could raise about $15 billion and value the company at up to $150 billion, Reuters reported on September 25, citing people familiar with the matter. The unit has held meetings with investment banks, and the timing and size of any deal remain subject to market conditions, according to the report. SK Hynix said in a September 4 filing that Solidigm was reviewing various measures to strengthen its competitiveness but that no matters had been determined.

SKHY closed at $186.37 on September 24, 2026, with the stock trading between a low of $184.74 and a high of $188.9 during that session.

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What changed: Correction: an earlier version described a $150 billion IPO and said Solidigm was targeting a raise of up to $15 billion. According to Reuters, $150 billion is the upper end of the valuation an IPO could give Solidigm, about $15 billion is the amount it could raise, and timing and size depend on market conditions. The story now attributes these figures to Reuters, adds SK Hynix's September 4 statement that nothing had been determined, and drops an unattributed view of the listing as a valuation catalyst.

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What changed: Added the 2027 target timeline for the IPO and updated stock price data.