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SK Hynix Raises $26.5B in U.S. IPO
The major averages finished Friday broadly higher as investors balance continued enthusiasm for artificial intelligence against renewed geopolitical uncertainty. Despite the up-and-down nature of the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq had weekly gains.A key news story was the debut of SK Hynix's U.S.-listed American depositary receipts. The South Korean memory-chip maker raised approximately $26.5B in one of the largest equity offerings ever, underscoring continued investor appetite for companies tied to AI infrastructure. The listing follows the blockbuster SpaceX IPO and reinforces the view that capital markets remain receptive to large-scale technology offerings despite recent volatility.Meanwhile, traders continue to keep an eye on tensions in the Middle East. Oil prices have retreated after a surge earlier in the week as President Donald Trump said that Iran called to make a deal, while Qatar and Pakistan are reportedly aiming to bring both sides back into peace talks.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:SK Hynixin the U.S. at $170 per ADR after its U.S. IPO was priced at $149Deltareportedand reiterated its FY26 outlookCircle Internetreceivedto establish a national trust bankBaker Hugheshas received conditional EU antitrust approval for its $13.6B acquisition of Chart Industries,easyJet'sboard and Apollo Globalhave reached an agreement in principle on the2. WALL STREET CALLS:Twilioto Buy at StifelPepsiCoto Neutral at CitiFox Corp.to Buy from Neutral at Rothschild & Co RedburnSusquehannaIBMat Neutral despite "so many reasons to like"Toll Brothersto Buy at Citi3. AROUND THE WEB:As part of its recent job cuts, Sonoshas laid off some of its top design and product management executives, Bloomberg saysUBShelped trigger a wave of withdraws from a Blue Owl fund in the final quarter of 2025 after advising overexposed clients to diversify away from private credit, FT reportsSemiAnalysis posted a positive report on Meta'sAI computeDisneyis exploring making some Disney+ content available without a paywall, Business Insider saysCCC Intelligent Solutionsis weighing a sale of the company, Reuters says4. MOVERS:EquipmentSharewas higher after authorizing afor up to $50M and raising its guidance for FY26Cadizgained after announcing the U.S BLM approved theVodafoneincreased in New York after e& announced the termination of itsFermifell after pricing its $375MBrookdale Senior Livingwas lower after reporting5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:WD-40and raised its guidance for FY26Barnes & Noble Educationreported, with revenue in-line with consensusChipMOS, with revenue higher year-over-yearAtegrity SpecialtyprovidedNurix Therapeutics, with EPS and revenue missing consensusINDEXES:The Dow rose 149.60, or 0.29%, to 52,637.01, the Nasdaq gained 74.72, or 0.29%, to 26,281.61, and the S&P 500 advanced 31.75, or 0.42%, to 7,575.39.
SK Hynix Raises $26.5B in U.S. IPO
The major averages were mixed near noon following Thursday's strong session as investors balance continued enthusiasm for artificial intelligence against renewed geopolitical uncertainty. Despite the up-and-down nature of the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are both on track for weekly gains, while the Dow is on pace for a small weekly decline.A key news story of the day is the debut of SK Hynix's U.S.-listed American depositary receipts. The South Korean memory-chip maker raised approximately $26.5B in one of the largest equity offerings ever, underscoring continued investor appetite for companies tied to AI infrastructure. The listing follows the blockbuster SpaceX IPO and reinforces the view that capital markets remain receptive to large-scale technology offerings despite recent volatility.Meanwhile, traders continue to keep an eye on tensions in the Middle East. Oil prices have retreated after a surge earlier in the week as President Donald Trump said that Iran called to make a deal, while Qatar and Pakistan are reportedly aiming to bring both sides back into peace talks. While investors appear increasingly confident that energy supplies will remain intact, the situation continues to present an upside risk to inflation.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:SK Hynixat $17o per ADR after its U.S. IPO was priced at $149Deltareportedand reiterated its FY26 outlookCircle Internetreceivedto establish a national trust bankBaker Hugheshas received conditional EU antitrust approval for its $13.6B acquisition of Chart Industries,Nu Mexicohasto begin operations as a bank2. WALL STREET CALLS:Twilioto Buy at StifelPepsiCoto Neutral at CitiFox Corp.to Buy from Neutral at Rothschild & Co RedburnSusquehannaIBMat Neutral despite "so many reasons to like"Toll Brothersto Buy at Citi3. AROUND THE WEB:As part of its recent job cuts, Sonoshas laid off some of its top design and product management executives, Bloomberg saysUBShelped trigger a wave of withdraws from a Blue Owl fund in the final quarter of 2025 after advising overexposed clients to diversify away from private credit, FT reportsSemiAnalysis posted a positive report on Meta'sAI computeDisneyis exploring making some Disney+ content available without a paywall, Business Insider saysCCC Intelligent Solutionsis weighing a sale of the company, Reuters says4. MOVERS:EquipmentSharehigher after authorizing afor up to $50M and raising its guidance for FY26Cadizgains after announcing thethe right-of-way for the Cadiz Northern PipelineVodafoneincreases in New York after e& announced theagreement with the companyFermifalls after pricing itsBrookdale Senior Livinglower afterfor Q2 and June5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:WD-40and raised its guidance for FY26Barnes & Noble Education, with revenue in-line with consensusChipMOS, with revenue higher year-over-yearAtegrity SpecialtyNurix Therapeutics, with EPS and revenue missing consensusINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 0.18%, or 95.99, to 52,583.40, the Nasdaq was down 0.08%, or 19.88, to 26,187.01, and the S&P 500 was up 0.11%, or 8.53, to 7,552.17.
Chart Shareholders Approve Acquisition by Baker Hughes for $210 per Share
The company said, "On October 6, 2025 Chart's (GTLS) shareholders voted to approve the company's acquisition by Baker Hughes (BKR). Under the terms of the merger agreement, Chart shareholders will be entitled to receive $210 per share of common stock in cash upon the close of the transaction. With regulatory reviews still underway in certain jurisdictions, we presently expect closing in the second quarter of 2026, understanding that the timing may evolve as those processes progress."
Chart Industries Q4 Revenue at $1.08B, Below Consensus
Reports Q revenue $1.08B, consensus $1.19B. "We saw increased demand from data center customers, including our first small-scale LNG solution inclusive of liquefaction and storage for this market. This award represents an exciting market opportunity for our gas liquefaction and storage technologies as data centers continue to pursue behind-the-meter power solutions. Chart's proven capability and experience in LNG peak shaving plants are a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional gen sets. While there were no Big LNG orders in fourth quarter 2025, our second half 2025 orders increased 1.8% compared to our first half 2025 orders. Book-to-bill of 1.10 was driven by carbon capture, data center, nuclear, marine, and industrial gases and equipment markets. In the fourth quarter 2025, we booked $491.4 million of orders in Specialty Products, with strength in carbon capture, including orders for utility and industrial customers, nuclear, and marine end markets. Finally, Repair, Service and Leasing saw increased demand for spares and retrofit. Fourth quarter 2025 backlog of $5.89 billion increased $1.04 billion compared to fourth quarter 2024. We anticipate that 44% of 2025 year-end backlog will ship over the next 12 months."
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