On April 16, it was announced that Japanese memory chip company Kioxia has decided on a policy to restart the listing process and will be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as early as 2024. Demand for semiconductor memory chips continues to increase, and Kioxia is seeking to use capital raised from the market to respond to active investment. On April 15, Kioxia's main shareholder, the US investment fund Bain Capital, conveyed to Kioxia's trading bank the policy of striving for Kioxia's IPO.
日本存储芯片企业铠侠据悉最早年内上市融资，瞄准AI芯片需求增长
Japanese memory chip company Kioxia is reported to have the earliest listing and financing within the year, targeting the growth in demand for AI chips
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