The company had raised 120 billion yen in its IPO, exercising a overallotment option. Shares were priced at 1,455 yen apiece.

The Japanese chip maker expects growth in the flash-memory market, driven by demand for AI applications and data centers.

Japanese memory-chip maker Kioxia Holdings Corp. will list on Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market on Wednesday, testing ...

Kioxia Holdings Corp. was supposed to be an irresistible debutant in a hot Japanese market, heralding the rise of a homegrown ...

Japanese memory chipmaker Kioxia's stock surged about 17% in its IPO debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday. The ...

Japanese NAND flash maker Kioxia debuted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Prime Market on December 18, marking a significant ...

The world's third-largest NAND flash manufacturer, Kioxia, has officially gone public in Japan, securing funding for ...

Shares of Kioxia soared 14% in their market debut on Wednesday, valuing the Bain-backed chipmaker at more than 890 billion ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Shares of Kioxia soared 14% in their market debut on Wednesday, valuing the Bain-backed chipmaker at ...

SEOUL, Dec. 18 (Korea Bizwire) – Kioxia Holdings, Japan’s leading NAND flash memory producer and formerly Toshiba Memory, ...

Memory-chip maker Kioxia Holdings Corp. soared 12% in its debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday, underscoring strong ...