Citrini analyst jukan said on X, citing South Korean media, that SK Hynix had been unable to announce its shareholder return plan because of disclosure restrictions after its American depositary receipt listing. According to Odaily, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission limits newly listed companies from disclosing material information not included in the prospectus for a certain period after listing to avoid U.S. securities law risks. Market participants generally believe the restriction period is 25 days from the listing date, including weekends. SK Hynix’s ADR listed in the United States on the 10th of last month.