SK Hynix shares sink 10.84% after Q2 operating profit misses estimates and no new guidance
SK Hynix posted record Q2 results but missed operating-profit expectations, then worsened sentiment by offering no new shareholder-return policy and no forward guidance. The resulting ~11% selloff spilled into Korea's broader semiconductor complex, dragging Samsung as well. Despite strong AI-memory demand and HBM4 ramp commentary, the market focused on reduced near-term visibility into margins, capital allocation, and customer contracting.
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SK Hynix reported second-quarter results it called an “all-time high quarterly performance,” but its operating profit fell short of market expectations. After the earnings release, the stock plunged 10.84% to 1.382 million Korean won in a single session. The company did not announce a new shareholder return policy on its follow-up conference call and provided no forward guidance, adding uncertainty about its near-term outlook. Shares of Samsung Electronics also fell 5.45%.