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SK Hynix, one of three major memory-chip manufacturers and a direct beneficiary of surging artificial-intelligence hardware demand, announced Wednesday it will issue American Depository Receipts on the Nasdaq.
The move lowers the friction for U.S.-based investors seeking direct exposure to the company without navigating a foreign exchange. What the ADR Structure Gives U.S. Investors American Depository Receipts trade on U.S.
exchanges, settle in dollars, and clear through domestic custodians — eliminating the operational drag of holding a Korean-listed security inside a dollar-denominated fund. For portfolio managers running long-only U.S.
equity mandates, the gap between owning the underlying shares in Seoul and holding an ADR on Nasdaq is the gap between a compliance conversation and a standard equity ticket.
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