According to a report from MoneyDJ, Japan’s major NAND Flash manufacturer Kioxia plans to go public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by June 2025, leveraging Japan's newly introduced IPO application process to shorten procedural timelines. According to the report, Kioxia aims for an IPO within the p...

Though having abandoned its initial IPO plan in October due to lower market valuation, Kioxia asserts its optimism on NAND. According to a report by Reuters, the Japanese memory giant anticipates flash memory demand to grow approximately 2.7 times by 2028, fueled by the surge in artificial intellige...

Kioxia is set to introduce its progress on DRAM storage-class memory (SCM) and 3D-NAND technologies at the IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) 2024 conference in San Francisco in December, featuring its Oxide-Semiconductor Channel Transistor DRAM (OCTRAM) technology jointly developed...

Japanese NAND flash memory giant Kioxia had reportedly planned to delay its October IPO. According to the latest report from Reuters, Kioxia's major shareholder, U.S. investment firm Bain Capital, abandoned the October IPO plan after investors valued the company at only half of its target. Reuter...

A month ago, Kioxia has reportedly submitted its initial public offering (IPO) application to the Tokyo Stock Exchange. However, as the memory market recently seems to be on a roller coaster ride, the latest report by Reuters notes that the Japanese memory chip maker has decided to cancel its plan t...