TOKYO -- Bain Capital plans to sell roughly 350 billion yen ($2.24 billion) worth of shares in Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings, it was learned on Tuesday, though the U.S. private equity group will remain the top investor.
Private equity firm to remain top shareholder after the deal
Japan's Kioxia Holdings is a major manufacturer of flash memory. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Bain Capital plans to sell roughly 350 billion yen ($2.24 billion) worth of shares in Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings, it was learned on Tuesday, though the U.S. private equity group will remain the top investor.