TOKYO -- The timing of memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings' Japanese stock market debut remains up in the air as major shareholders Bain Capital and Toshiba find themselves at odds over when the listing should go ahead.
Japanese memory chip maker's near-term valuation outlook has dimmed

Kioxia has struggled as its core NAND memory operations have not taken advantage of the AI boom. (Kioxia)
TOKYO -- The timing of memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings' Japanese stock market debut remains up in the air as major shareholders Bain Capital and Toshiba find themselves at odds over when the listing should go ahead.