Recently, Kioxia, Japan's colossus in the storage chip sector, unveiled its financial results for both the fourth quarter and the entire fiscal year of 2025. The company's performance soared past market expectations by a significant margin. In the fourth quarter alone, Kioxia raked in a profit of 407.73 billion yen, which is roughly equivalent to 25.6 billion yuan. Moreover, its annual net profit surged to 554.49 billion yen, representing a remarkable year-on-year increase of 103.6%. According to the financial report, the burgeoning demand fueled by AI technology and the doubling of NAND prices have been pivotal in propelling Kioxia's success, thereby cementing the resurgence of the global storage chip industry.
