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Bain-Backed Kioxia Sets IPO Price for Dec. Tokyo Debut
Memory chipmaker Kioxia set for December IPO in Japan, valued at $4.9B - report
Private equity firm Bain Capital-backed Kioxia is being valued at about 750B yen (around $4.85B) in its proposed Japanese IPO, Reuters reported. Kioxia, which is among the world's largest makers of NAND flash memory,
Bain-Backed Kioxia Sets IPO Price for December Tokyo Debut
Bain Capital-backed Kioxia Holdings Corp. is setting its indicative IPO price at ¥1,390 per share, the latest attempt to capitalize on Japan’s stock market renewal.
Bain-backed Kioxia to raise $646 million in IPO
Bain Capital-backed Kioxia is to raise 100 billion yen ($645.45 million) excluding overallotment in the chipmaker's initial public offering, according to a regulatory filing on Friday. The IPO gives Kioxia,
Japan chipmaker Kioxia set for IPO with more shake-ups in the cards
According to the prospectus released Friday, the IPO and secondary-offering prices will likely be set at 1,390 yen, for an estimated market capitalization of 750 billion yen ($4.85 billion). Kioxia will issue 21.56 million new shares, with plans to raise 27.7 billion yen after various expenses.
Japan chipmaker Kioxia IPO set for next month
Kioxia had been expected to go public in October, emboldened by soaring demand for AI technology, but it delayed its plan following tech share routs. Its IPO, priced at 1,390 yen ($9) per share, will now take place on December 18,
Exclusive: Kioxia market value set at $5 bln, Japan chipmaker to receive listing approval, sources say
Bain-backed Kioxia will have a market value of about 750 billion yen ($4.84 billion) based on the indicative price for its initial public offering, with the chipmaker to receive listing approval from the Tokyo bourse on Friday,
Kioxia to IPO at $4.84bn valuation
Kioxia will get listing approval from the Tokyo stock exchange tomorrow at a valuation of $4.84 billion, reports Reuters. The price for Kioxia has been
Japanese chipmaker Kioxia to debut on TSE in mid-December
Japanese semiconductor maker Kioxia Holdings is expected to be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange next month after years of postponement.
Japan's chipmaker Kioxia to go public in mid-December
Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings will list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in mid-December after a series of postponements, Nikkei has learned. The company is expected to receive listing approval from the bourse on Friday.
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