Kioxia Sets New Record, Becomes Japan's Most Valuable Company with 807% Annual Increase
On June 16, Japanese storage giant Kioxia closed up over 4% at 97,420 yen, reaching a new historical high. Its market capitalization has reached 51.75 trillion yen, solidifying its position as Japan's most valuable company. Kioxia has seen an increase of 807% year-to-date.
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