Citrini analyst jukan said in a post on X that SK Hynix is preparing a shareholder return program of about 100 trillion won ($71 billion), citing South Korean media. The program is expected to include share buybacks and cash dividends. The planned buyback is around 40 trillion won ($28.4 billion), or just over 2% of total shares, jukan said. That is close to the 2.5% of total shares added when the company issued American depositary receipts.
Citrini analyst jukan said in a post on X that SK Hynix is preparing a shareholder return program worth about 100 trillion Korean won ($71 billion), according to South Korean media reports. The plan is expected to include share buybacks and cash dividends.
The company's planned repurchase is around 40 trillion won ($28.4 billion), or just over 2% of its total shares. The ratio is close to the 2.5% of total shares that were added when SK Hynix issued American depositary receipts.
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