According to media reports, Kioxia Holdings has announced its plan to officially issue American Depositary Shares (ADS) in the spring of 2027 and is considering a stock split in the Japanese stock market during the same period to lower investment barriers and attract more investors. At the annual shareholders' meeting on June 25, Chief Financial Officer Yoshihiko Kawamura stated that the company will proceed with its U.S. listing in the second quarter of the next fiscal year (i.e., the quarter ending June 2027). Benefiting from the AI-driven boom in the memory market, Kioxia has become Japan's highest-valued company by market capitalization, and going public in the U.S. will establish a direct connection with the U.S. capital market and further expand its investor base.
