Kioxia plans US listing in spring and home stock split

Kioxia, a NAND storage supplier, announced plans for a new listing in the United States next spring along with a stock split in Japan.

The company seeks to benefit from strong investor interest in AI-related semiconductor stocks.

Kioxia made the announcement on June 25, 2026.

The planned US listing is scheduled for spring 2027.

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