Kioxia

Chipmaker Kioxia surges 12% in Tokyo debut after jumbo IPO
Chipmaker Kioxia surges 12% in Tokyo debut after jumbo IPO
MEMORY-chip maker Kioxia Holdings soared 12 per cent in its debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday (Dec 18), underscoring strong investor demand for new shares in Japan....
Bain proposes IPO of Japan’s Kioxia to clear way for US.8 billion loan refinance: source
Bain-backed Kioxia prices jumbo IPO as Japanese offerings surge
BAIN Capital-backed Kioxia Holdings priced its initial public offering on Monday (Dec 9) that valued the Japanese memory maker at US$5.2 billion, in the latest mammoth deal in Tokyo.The...
Kioxia market value set at 750 billion yen, Japan chipmaker to receive listing approval: sources
Kioxia market value set at 750 billion yen, Japan chipmaker to receive listing approval: sources
BAIN-BACKED Kioxia will have a market value of about 750 billion yen (S$6.5 billion) based on the indicative price for its initial public offering (IPO), with the chipmaker to...
Bain sought US billion valuation for Japan’s Kioxia, investors only wanted to pay half
Bain sought US$10 billion valuation for Japan’s Kioxia, investors only wanted to pay half
Investors pushed Bain Capital to almost halve the valuation it was seeking for Japan’s Kioxia in an IPO, leading the US buyout firm to scrap its plans for an...
Kioxia market value set at 750 billion yen, Japan chipmaker to receive listing approval: sources
Japan chipmaker Kioxia to file preliminary listing application: sources
BAIN Capital-backed chipmaker Kioxia plans to submit a preliminary application to list shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in the coming days, two people familiar with the matter said. The...
Bain proposes IPO of Japan’s Kioxia to clear way for US.8 billion loan refinance: source
Bain proposes IPO of Japan’s Kioxia to clear way for US$5.8 billion loan refinance: source
BAIN Capital has proposed an initial public offering (IPO) of Japan’s Kioxia Holdings as part of a plan to allow the money-losing chipmaker to refinance a US$5.8 billion loan...