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SK Hynix Said to Pay 16 Trillion Won Special Dividend After 20 Trillion Won Kioxia Gain

SK Hynix is reportedly planning to pay a 16 trillion won special dividend after earning about 20 trillion won from its Kioxia investment. The move returns significant cash to shareholders and highlights strong cash flow, potentially lifting the stock in the short term, though the long-term impact depends on whether it affects future investment capacity.

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