SK Square set to turn SK Hynix windfall into firepower for AI, chip deals
South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate SK Group is seeking to divest SK Signet Inc., four years after acquiring the EV charger manufacturing business, as part of its sweeping portfolio rebalancing strategy that prioritizes pragmatism over sunk
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