According to reports, sources revealed that Samsung Electronics has begun internal research on various plans for issuing ADR in the US and has begun evaluating related operating procedures. Bloomberg reported on July 14 that Samsung Electronics had preliminary discussions with several investment banks about going public in the US through ADR, and Samsung Electronics responded that it was not considering listing in the US market by issuing ADR. However, market participants believe that Samsung Electronics' current denial does not mean that the possibility of issuing ADR in the future has been completely ruled out. Although the company has denied this plan, the relevant business departments have begun to evaluate the potential costs, benefits, and required procedures for issuing ADR under the direction of management. Semiconductor industry sources revealed on July 15 that the company's management recently requested relevant departments to study whether it is possible to design a workable structure suitable for the company to issue ADR. As part of the study, relevant personnel from Samsung Electronics have learned about the situation from SK Hynix, which recently completed ADR issuance and is listed on the NASDAQ.

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