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Japan’s Kioxia Plans to Offer US Depositary Shares Next Spring

Japan’s Kioxia Plans to Offer US Depositary Shares Next Spring
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 25 June 2026, 02:34 UTC By Takashi Mochizuki, Mari Kiyohara 1 min read
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AI Japan’s Kioxia Plans to Offer US Depositary Shares Next Spring Kioxia Holdings Corp. intends to offer US depositary shares in the spring of 2027, looking to take advantage of runaway demand for exposure to the AI rally in global semiconductor shares. Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting, Chief Financial Officer Yoshihiko Kawamura said Kioxia plans to tap the US market after the conclusion of its current fiscal year at the end of March.

AI Japan’s Kioxia Plans to Offer US Depositary Shares Next Spring Kioxia Holdings Corp. intends to offer US depositary shares in the spring of 2027, looking to take advantage of runaway demand for exposure to the AI rally in global semiconductor shares. Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting, Chief Financial Officer Yoshihiko Kawamura said Kioxia plans to tap the US market after the conclusion of its current fiscal year at the end of March.
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