AI Boom Drives Memory-Chip Stocks Up, But Valuations Remain Low

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 22

Shares of Samsung and SK Hynix have surged as memory-chip prices soar amid strong AI-driven demand.
Despite record profits and rapid stock gains, these companies still trade at less than 10 times earnings, below other major chipmakers' valuations.
The low valuations reflect the volatile nature of the memory-chip industry, even as demand and profits reach new highs.

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