SK hynix's choice to list in the U.S. capital market can, on one hand, broaden its financing channels, attract overseas capital, supplement funds for R&D and production expansion, and help it increase technological investment in the memory chip sector, solidifying its position as the world's second-largest memory chip manufacturer. On the other hand, the U.S. stock market has stronger liquidity, which is beneficial for enhancing the company's international visibility and facilitating overseas cooperation and multinational business expansion.

However, listing in the U.S. also carries significant risks. The U.S. capital market is susceptible to geopolitical influences, and overseas regulatory reviews are strict. It may subsequently face uncertainties such as export controls and chip trade barriers. At the same time, U.S. stock prices are greatly affected by the fluctuations in the international semiconductor cycle, and the memory chip market experiences significant ups and downs, which can easily lead to valuation volatility. Overall, listing in the U.S. has both advantages and disadvantages. In the short term, it benefits financing and expansion, but in the long term, it must bear the external uncertainties brought by geopolitics and the international industry cycle.