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05 Jun 2026, 04:08 UTC · 2h ago
Tracking website, food watch: South Korea is obsessing over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's visit
CNBC
05 Jun 2026, 04:08 UTC · 2h ago
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Nvidia is seeking to deepen ties with South Korea to secure tech supply chains amid conflicts in Iran and regulatory hurdles in the Chinese market. — Diversifying supply chains away from China is a critical strategic move for Nvidia's long-term hardware availability and revenue stability.
+0.60Jensen Huang is conducting a four-day visit to South Korea involving meetings with executives from SK Group, LG Group, and Naver. — Direct CEO-level engagement with major memory and tech conglomerates suggests potential new partnerships or procurement deals.
+0.40South Korean chip makers, including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, saw significant share price drops on Friday. — The decline shows that broader sector sentiment and U.S. earnings reports currently outweigh the localized optimism of the CEO's visit.
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Shares dropped significantly by over 7% tracking overnight U.S. losses.
The company issued a downbeat earnings report that dragged down chip stocks.
Shares fell nearly 4% following losses in U.S. chip stocks.
The CEO's high-profile visit to South Korea is seen as a strategic move to deepen ties and navigate regulatory hurdles.
Shares dropped 3.44% ahead of the visit.
The company's shares gained 2.85% in anticipation of the CEO's visit.
Shares dropped slightly by 0.19%.
Shares lost 0.60% amidst mixed reactions to the visit.
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