Chipmaker Kioxia Rises 10% in Tokyo Debut After Jumbo IPO
Chipmaker Kioxia Rises 10% in Tokyo Debut After Jumbo IPO
Memory-chip maker Kioxia Holdings Corp climbed 10% in its debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Dec 18, underscoring strong investor demand for new shares in Japan.
內存芯片製造商Kioxia Holdings Corp於12月18日在東京交易所上市首日上漲10%,這突顯出投資者對日本新股的強烈需求。
After dropping at the start of the day, the company extended gains in afternoon trading, rising far above its IPO price and valuing the firm at about ¥863 billion. That's still a fraction of the US$18 billion that a Bain Capital-led consortium forked over in 2018 to acquire it. Kioxia's shares are trading at ¥1,601 compared to its IPO price of ¥1,455.
在當天開盤下跌後,該公司在下午交易中延續了漲勢,遠超其已上市新股價格,公司的估值約爲¥8630億。這仍然只是2018年由貝恩資本主導的財團支付的US$180億的一個小部分。Kioxia的股價爲¥1,601,而其已上市新股價格爲¥1,455。
The world's No 3 NAND maker is listing after years of complex and wide-ranging negotiations that involved Bain Capital, SK Inc, Western Digital Corp and the Japanese government. The company's IPO price was at the middle of the range it proposed before the offering. Most deals in Japan this year that gave a price range ended up debuting above the upper limit, Japan Exchange Group Inc data show.
全球第三大NAND製造商在與貝恩資本、SK Inc、西部數據CORP和日本政府進行多年複雜且廣泛的談判後上市。該公司的已上市新股價格爲其建議價格區間的中間值。傑普交易所集團的數據表明,今年在日本大多數給出價格區間的交易最終都在上限以上上市。
IPOs in Japan have raised about ¥938 billion this year, the largest amount since 2018.
今年在日本的已上市新股籌集了約¥9380億,爲2018年以來的最高金額。