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Kioxia Holdings Corporation, backed by Bain Capital, has filed for an IPO in Tokyo, aiming to leverage new rules that allow pre-listing investor engagement. The move follows a shelved attempt last October and comes amid a tight supply of high-performance memory chips, with Kioxia reporting a recent profit increase and planning to expand capacity for AI applications. The IPO is expected to significantly impact market dynamics, competition, and pricing in the semiconductor industry.
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Kioxia Holdings Corporation, backed by Bain Capital, has filed for an IPO in Tokyo, aiming to leverage new rules that allow pre-listing investor engagement. The move follows a shelved attempt last October and comes amid a tight supply of high-performance memory chips, with Kioxia reporting a recent profit increase and planning to expand capacity for AI applications. The IPO is expected to significantly impact market dynamics, competition, and pricing in the semiconductor industry.

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