Kioxia (285A.T) traded up 1.27 % during a 24 hours period ending at 06:10 PM Central Europe on Monday 26th. One Kioxia stock can currently be bought for about JPY 12,550 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Kioxia stocks is 1.6 bn. Kioxia has a current market capitalization of JPY 21 trillions and approximately JPY 1.1 trillions worth of Kioxia was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Kioxia has traded -29.89 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at JPY 14,784.99. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at JPY 37,566.7 on 06/22/2026. 52 weeks low was at JPY 2,784.33 on 11/26/2025.

Summary of the latest news for Kioxia

SK Hynix has announced that it will detail shareholder‑return plans when it reports its third‑quarter results on October 28. The move follows reports that the chipmaker is considering a special dividend funded by gains from the earlier sale of its stake in Japanese memory‑chip producer Kioxia. The sale, completed earlier in the year, is said to have generated significant investment gains for SK Hynix. The company has indicated that it is reviewing various return options and will disclose them alongside its earnings. This development comes amid broader pressure on semiconductor firms to increase dividends or share‑buybacks after strong profits driven by demand for AI memory. The announcement is expected to influence investor sentiment as the company’s shares have modestly outperformed the wider market in recent trading.

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About Kioxia

Kioxia Holdings Corp is a Japanese company that is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.