The U.S. government is holding up export licenses for U.S.-made semiconductor manufacturing equipment destined for SK hynix's Dalian plant in China, potentially affecting the company's investment plan in New York State.
The U.S. government is holding up export licenses for U.S.-made semiconductor manufacturing equipment related to SK hynix's Dalian plant in China. This is expected to potentially delay the progress of equipment shipments to the company's facilities in China.
SK hynix is reportedly planning a semiconductor investment of approximately $45 billion in New York State, but the hold on export licenses is also reported to potentially affect this investment plan.