Bain Capital-backed Kioxia filed for an IPO on Friday and sources familiar with the matter said the Japanese chipmaker was targeting December for the offering. The IPO registration marks a fresh ...

Engineers at Toshiba Memory, Kioxia’s previous iteration, were behind the invention of NAND flash in the 1980s. Story Continues Kioxia also remains in limbo regarding a possible deal to merge ...

Kioxia Corporation, a leading entity in the semiconductor sector, has projected a significant rise in demand for NAND flash memory, anticipating a 2.7-fold increase by 2028, as reported by Reuters.

TOKYO: Bain Capital-backed Kioxia plans to file a registration statement as soon as Friday which will allow the Japanese chipmaker to sound out investors for an initial public offering in December ...

Tokyo, Nov. 8 (Jiji Press)--Japanese flash memory maker Kioxia Holdings Corp. aims to go public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange between December this year and June 2025, officials said Friday.

KITAKAMI, Japan (Reuters) - Bain Capital-backed Kioxia said on Tuesday it expects demand for flash memory to increase by about 2.7 times in the five years to 2028 on the back of the boom in ...

Kioxia has officially inaugurated its second building (K2) and a new management office at its Kitakami factory in Iwate Prefecture. While navigating through industry headwinds, the company ...

TOKYO : Bain Capital-backed Kioxia plans to file a registration statement as soon as Friday which will allow the Japanese chipmaker to sound out investors for an initial public offering in ...

Kioxia Holdings Corp. plans to debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange between this December and June next year in a bid to narrow the yawning gap with memory leader Samsung Electronics Co. The NAND ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Bain Capital-backed Kioxia filed for an IPO on Friday and sources familiar with the matter said the Japanese chipmaker was targeting December for the offering. The IPO ...

Kioxia's filings indicate it aims to conduct the IPO sometime from December through June. A Bain-led consortium acquired Kioxia from scandal-hit Toshiba six years ago for 2 trillion yen.