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Kioxia Considers US Listing to Broaden AI Investor Reach

Kioxia is studying an additional US listing that could deepen liquidity and position the Japanese NAND producer more clearly within the global AI infrastructure trade.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Tokyo, 11 September 2026 – Japanese memory-chip producer Kioxia Holdings is considering an additional United States listing that could broaden its access to global artificial-intelligence investors while retaining its Tokyo market presence. The proposal would place the NAND flash specialist alongside a deeper pool of semiconductor-focused capital and could help international investors compare it more directly with US-listed memory and storage peers.

Kioxia has already indicated that it is studying a US quotation after reporting stronger earnings supported by data-centre demand. Market reports have pointed to a possible launch in the spring, although the exchange, security structure, timetable and size remain subject to regulatory preparation and market conditions. The company also trades in the United States through an over-the-counter depositary receipt, but an exchange listing would offer greater liquidity and visibility.

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