Welcome to our dedicated page for SK hynix SEC filings (Ticker: SKHY), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
SK hynix Inc. reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as a foreign private issuer, so its filing record differs from that of a domestic registrant. Annual disclosure arrives on Form 20-F, which contains consolidated financial statements prepared under K-IFRS and examined by an independent auditor, and which the company must file within four months of its December 31 fiscal year end. Between annual reports, material developments are furnished on Form 6-K.
The 6-K record is where the operating detail sits for a memory manufacturer: board resolutions approving new fab and advanced packaging investment, the size and duration of those capital commitments relative to total equity, share issuances and paid-in capital increases, and voluntary disclosures originally made to the Korea Exchange. The company's United States registration record also includes the Form F-1 registration statement and its amendments, the Form 424B4 prospectus for its American depositary share offering, and the notice of effectiveness that preceded the Nasdaq listing. That prospectus is a detailed public description of the business, covering products by category, wafer fabrication and back-end sites, customer concentration, competition, research spending, patent holdings and the corporate history behind the SK hynix name.
Two document types common on domestic filing pages are absent by design. SK hynix is exempt from the proxy statement rules, so no DEF 14A appears, and it is exempt from Section 16, so directors and officers do not file Form 4 insider transaction reports. Shareholder meeting and governance information reaches the record through Form 6-K instead.
SK hynix Inc. clarified a media report about a potential acquisition of Intel Corporation’s Ohio land and chip fabrication facility.
The company notes that it routinely reviews various investment and acquisition opportunities as part of its business but states that it has not pursued, or made any determination regarding, acquiring the Ohio campus described in the Korea Joongang Daily article dated July 22, 2026.
SK hynix Inc. plans to hold a conference call to discuss its 2026 second-quarter earnings results. The call is scheduled for July 29, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. (Seoul Time) and will be conducted as a conference call for investors and press.
Real-time audio webcasts in Korean and English, along with an archive of the call and related materials, will be provided through the company’s Investor Relations website.
SK hynix Inc. completed a paid-in capital increase via third-party allotment, issuing 17,790,000 new registered common shares. All shares were allotted to Citibank, N.A., an overseas depositary institution, to serve as the underlying shares for American Depositary Receipts to be issued to overseas investors.
The planned issuance amount was 40,023,070,290,000 Won, based on an exchange rate of Won 1,509.90 per U.S. dollar applied to an ADR offering of US$26,507,100,000. The actual issuance amount was 39,890,534,790,000 Won, using an exchange rate of Won 1,504.90 per U.S. dollar on the July 14, 2026 closing date.
SK hynix Inc., one of the world’s largest memory semiconductor companies, is registering 177,900,000 American Depositary Shares in a primary U.S. offering. Each ADS represents one‑tenth of a common share, and the company has applied to list the ADSs on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “SKHY.” Baillie Gifford Overseas, Coatue-managed funds and Situational Awareness Partners have indicated non‑binding interest in purchasing up to US$7 billion of ADSs on the same terms as other investors.
SK hynix designs and manufactures DRAM, including high‑bandwidth memory (HBM), and NAND flash used in PCs, data‑center servers, GPUs, AI infrastructure, mobile devices and other electronics, and also operates foundry and Solidigm NAND storage businesses. Revenue was W97,147 billion (US$63,765 million) in 2025 and W52,576 billion (US$34,510 million) in the first quarter of 2026. Profit was W42,948 billion (US$28,190 million) in 2025 and W40,346 billion (US$26,482 million) in the first quarter of 2026, compared with a loss of W9,138 billion in 2023. Total assets were W222,829 billion (US$146,261 million) and equity W164,380 billion (US$107,896 million) as of March 31 2026.
The company is investing heavily in new fabs and advanced packaging capacity in Korea, China and the United States, including the M15X extension fab, an integrated Yongin complex and a planned Indiana packaging plant that may benefit from CHIPS Act incentives. Key risks highlighted include the cyclical and highly competitive memory market, heavy reliance on DRAM and NAND (including AI‑related HBM and server DRAM demand), large capital expenditures, customer concentration in the United States and China, exposure to export controls and tariffs, foreign‑exchange volatility, and ongoing intellectual‑property and trade‑regulation proceedings.