NAND flash maker Kioxia has lost two-thirds of its peak market value since June, when it became Japan's most valuable listed company, as Chinese rivals emerge (Kyohei Suga/Nikkei Asia)
TOKYO — Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings' market value has shrunk to one-third of the peak it reached just four months ago …
Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings has seen its market value shrink to one-third of its peak from four months ago, according to Nikkei Asia. The company previously became Japan's most valuable listed company in June.
Nikkei Asia reports that the decline in Kioxia's market value has occurred as Chinese rivals emerge.
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