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Bain Capital Exits Kioxia After Chip Deal Yields Record Returns

Bain Capital Exits Kioxia After Chip Deal Yields Record Returns
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 08 July 2026, 23:01 UTC By Shery Ahn, Russell Ward 1 min read
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Bain Capital Exits Kioxia After Chip Deal Yields Record Returns Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp., closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. “We don’t have a stake any more in Kioxia,” Bain Managing Partner David Gross said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. The US private equity firm has logged record-setting returns after a global spending spree on AI catapulted Kioxia’s shares more...

Bain Capital Exits Kioxia After Chip Deal Yields Record Returns Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp., closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. “We don’t have a stake any more in Kioxia,” Bain Managing Partner David Gross said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. The US private equity firm has logged record-setting returns after a global spending spree on AI catapulted Kioxia’s shares more than 4,000% since their debut, transforming the chipmaker into one of Japan’s most valuable companies.
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