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The Zhitong Finance App learned that Kioxia Holdings Corp. (Kioxia Holdings Corp.), a global leader in NAND flash memory headquartered in Japan, released the latest performance data on Friday. The memory chip giant released a relatively disappointing profit outlook, and the core performance indicators announced on the same day did not meet the agreed market expectations. This indicates that competition for NAND flash memory between Samsung, SK Hynix, Kioxia, and SanDisk is becoming increasingly intense, and the unprecedented sharp rise in NAND flash prices driven by the strong demand for artificial intelligence training/reasoning computing power There is a trend towards moderation. After the financial report was released, the PTS private trading system once reported about 44,100 yen, down about 5.2% from the official closing price. To a certain extent, this indicates that the market's characterization of the financial report is closer to “the extremely optimistic expectations that the performance growth rate is still strong but not as high as the market continues to rise.”

Zhitongcaijing·07/31/2026 08:33:13
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that Kioxia Holdings Corp. (Kioxia Holdings Corp.), a global leader in NAND flash memory headquartered in Japan, released the latest performance data on Friday. The memory chip giant released a relatively disappointing profit outlook, and the core performance indicators announced on the same day did not meet the agreed market expectations. This indicates that competition for NAND flash memory between Samsung, SK Hynix, Kioxia, and SanDisk is becoming increasingly intense, and the unprecedented sharp rise in NAND flash prices driven by the strong demand for artificial intelligence training/reasoning computing power There is a trend towards moderation. After the financial report was released, the PTS private trading system once reported about 44,100 yen, down about 5.2% from the official closing price. To a certain extent, this indicates that the market's characterization of the financial report is closer to “the extremely optimistic expectations that the performance growth rate is still strong but not as high as the market continues to rise.”