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Kioxia Becomes Japan’s Most Valuable Firm as AI Mania Goes On

Bloomberg Markets Friday 12 June 2026, 07:00 UTC By Kanoko Matsuyama 1 min read
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Memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp. replaced Toyota Motor Corp. to become Japan’s largest company by market value, underscoring how the global artificial intelligence boom is reshaping the country’s corporate landscape.

Memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp. replaced Toyota Motor Corp. to become Japan’s largest company by market value, underscoring how the global artificial intelligence boom is reshaping the country’s corporate landscape.
Kioxia Becomes Japan’s (PERSON) Kioxia Holdings Corp. (ORG) Toyota Motor Corp. (ORG) Japan (LOCATION)
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