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SK Hynix, the world's second-largest memory chip maker, has reported a surge in customer orders as clients rush to purchase ahead of impending US tariffs. Lee Sang-rak, head of global sales and marketing, highlighted that lower inventory levels among customers have also contributed to improved market conditions. However, he expressed uncertainty about the sustainability of this demand.
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SK Hynix sees increased orders ahead of US tariff implementation
08:10 27.03.2025
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