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

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

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

(Bloomberg) -- Memory-chip maker Kioxia Holdings Corp. climbed 10% in its debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Wednesday, underscoring strong investor demand for new shares in Japan. After ...

Shares in Japanese chipmaker Kioxia closed 10 percent higher in Tokyo on Wednesday after an initial public offering that ...

Kioxia president and CEO Nobuo Hayasaka rang the bell at a ... Shares in Japanese chipmaker Kioxia rallied more than seven ...

Kioxia Holdings, the world's third-largest NAND flash corporation (formerly Toshiba Memory), recorded a strong performance of over 10% on the first day of its debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

(Bloomberg) -- Kioxia Holdings Corp. was supposed to be an irresistible debutant in a hot Japanese market, heralding the rise of a homegrown chipmaker with big backers and a storied pedigree.

Shares of Japan computer memory manufacturer Kioxia rose about 10% on its debut in Tokyo after the company raised over just over 120 billion yen ($800 million) in its initial public offering.