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KXHCF:OTCMKTS
Kioxia Holdings Corp
$300.01
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-22.08%(-84.99) 1D
Sep 24, 4:00:00 PM GMT-4 · USD
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Open
$300.01
High
$300.01
Low
$300.01
Mkt. cap
30.69T
Avg. vol.
4.43K
Volume
12.04K
52-wk high
$699.65
52-wk low
$57.26
Shares outstanding
548.64M
No. of employees
15K
Open
$300.01
High
$300.01
Low
$300.01
Mkt. cap
30.69T
Avg. vol.
4.43K
Volume
12.04K
52-wk high
$699.65
52-wk low
$57.26
Shares outstanding
548.64M
No. of employees
15K
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20 hours ago
Kioxia Stock Price Forecast: Can Japanese Memory Giant Keep Rising After Stock Split Amid Growing AI Storage Demand?
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1 day ago
Kioxia and Sandisk to invest over $31 billion in Japan, etending leadership in memory industry
Business Chief
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2 days ago
Kioxia Plans US$10bn US Listing After 400% Share Surge
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2 days ago
Top 3 Japanese AI Stocks To Watch In September 2026
Profile
Kioxia is a Japanese semiconductor memory and data-storage group headquartered in Tokyo. It is headed by the publicly traded holding company Kioxia Holdings Corporation. Its wholly owned principal operating subsidiary, Kioxia Corporation, develops, manufactures and sells NAND flash memory, solid-state drives, and related storage products.
Kioxia Corporation began operations as Toshiba Memory Corporation on April 1, 2017, after Toshiba separated its memory business into a new company. A consortium led by Bain Capital acquired the business from Toshiba in June 2018. Toshiba Memory Holdings Corporation was established as its holding company on March 1, 2019, and both companies adopted the Kioxia name in October 2019. Kioxia Holdings was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market on December 18, 2024.
Kioxia traces its flash-memory technology to Toshiba, where engineers led by Fujio Masuoka developed flash memory in the 1980s and invented NAND flash memory in 1987. According to TrendForce, Kioxia ranked third among NAND flash suppliers by revenue in the first quarter of 2026, with a 13.9% market share. Wikipedia
About Kioxia Holdings Corp