Kioxia has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, aiming for an October debut, reports Nikkei. The NAND flash maker aims to raise at least $500 million and could ...

Kioxia, which recently listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), has announced plans to double its market share in AI-focused NAND products. President Nobuo Hayasaka highlighted the surging demand ...

According to market tracker TrendForce, Samsung Electronics led the NAND flash memory market with a 35.2 percent share in the July-September period, followed by SK hynix at 20.6 percent and Kioxia ...

Samsung continues to lead the market with 36.9 per cent, followed by SK Hynix and Solidigm with 22.1 per cent each; Kioxia and Western Digital's market share has decreased significantly ...

According to Taiwan-based market analyst firm TrendForce, Kioxia ranked third in the global NAND market during the first quarter of this year, holding 12.4 percent of the market.

Kioxia held a 12.4% share of the global NAND flash market in the second quarter of 2024, according to DRAMeXchange. Related stories How Kioxia going public may affect NAND leaders Samsung and SK Hynix ...

Bain Capital hopes to raise $500 million from Kioxia's IPO, retain control over NAND flash maker. ... they would only be comparable to SK hynix in terms of NAND market share.

NAND Flash Maker Kioxia files for IPO at expected $10.3 ... they would only be able to match SK Hynix in NAND market share.' ... and its market capitalization falling to less than half of ...