🇺🇸Flash-memory company Solidigm selected Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley for a potential 2027 IPO raising approximately $10 billion.

Solidigm’s reported bank selection concerns a prospective U.S. listing. Financial_Express, citing Bloomberg and unnamed sources, identified Solidigm as the flash-memory subsidiary of SK hynix (SK 海力士). Goldman Sachs (高盛) and Morgan Stanley (摩根士丹利) were selected to lead an initial public offering that could raise approximately $10 billion.

Additional banks and a separate pre-IPO financing were also discussed. JPMorgan, Citigroup, and UBS had been invited to participate in the listing. Solidigm was reportedly finalizing a pre-IPO financing round with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, but the supplied material does not state its size or confirm completion.

The valuation and timetable remain indicative. Earlier reporting cited in the messages placed a potential listing as early as 2027, at a valuation of up to $100 billion. Discussions remained ongoing, arrangements could change, and more banks could join; no final offer price, share count, dilution percentage, or filed prospectus was supplied.