Rio Tinto Proposes CEO Pay Hike as SK Hynix Reports Sold-Out Production Through 2029

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Mining giant Rio Tinto has proposed a 56 percent target pay increase for its CEO, triggering potential scrutiny from proxy advisers and institutional shareholders ahead of the annual general meeting. In corporate highlights across the region, SK Hynix announced that its DRAM and HBM production lines are completely sold out through 2029, while its subsidiary Solidigm is discussing a 45 billion USD US NAND plant with the US Commerce Department. Hindustan Unilever reported a Q2 net income of 28.4 billion INR, beating estimates of 27.3 billion INR, alongside quarterly revenue of 174.0 billion INR. Standard Chartered posted a Q3 profit of 2.25 billion USD, surpassing the forecasted 2.09 billion USD. Additionally, Japan Post Bank revealed plans to acquire a 20 percent stake in Matsui Securities, and Japan Exchange Group raised its fiscal-year guidance while announcing a two-for-one stock split effective April 1st.

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SK Hynix's DRAM and HBM production has sold out through 2029, with Q1 operating profit reaching KRW 83.3 trillion, beating market expectations. Hindustan Unilever's Q2 net profit came in at INR 28.4 billion, surpassing estimates. This strong performance is driving strength in the semiconductor and consumer goods sectors, boosting investor sentiment.

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