BlockBeats reported on Sept. 26 that, according to people familiar with the matter, Solidigm, the solid-state drive business under SK Hynix, is planning an initial public offering as early as 2027. The company could be valued at as much as $150 billion at that time, the sources said. They also said Solidigm held presentations with several banks this week to identify underwriters and other service providers for the potential listing. No additional details on the offering timeline or structure were disclosed in the report.
According to BlockBeats on Sept. 26, people familiar with the matter said Solidigm, the solid-state drive business under SK Hynix, is planning an initial public offering as early as 2027. The company could reach a valuation of $150 billion at that time.
The sources also said Solidigm held presentations with several banks this week to determine underwriters and related service providers for the proposed IPO.
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