The SEC's submissions record lists a July 9 EFFECT filing for SK Hynix's F-1 registration under file number 333-296987, before Nasdaq trading planned for Friday, July 10. Fortune's earlier coverage placed the planned offering at roughly $29 billion, a figure that remains context rather than a July 9 clearing price. [1][2]

The paper's July 8 preview said the planned primary issuance would turn memory demand into fab construction and equipment, leaving final price, opening trade and proceeds allocation for later because registration effectiveness advances the legal sequence by one step without answering any of those market questions.

No investor had supplied a Nasdaq opening trade on July 9, and the company and Fortune sources do not establish final pricing, allocation, first-day performance or a verdict on demand for artificial-intelligence memory, facts that belong to July 10 coverage if trading begins as scheduled.

Fortune previews a record foreign offering and wider access to an artificial-intelligence memory supplier, while searches aimed at AI-chip traders found no verified filing-specific X post that records their reaction or turns effectiveness into performance.

Thursday's evidence is procedural but real because the registration took effect, whereas Friday may produce a price and trade; keeping those dates separate distinguishes a document that permits an offering from a market that values one, and July 9 supports only the former.

-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco