Movement Alert|KIOXIA Holdings Falls 4.39% in Pre-Market Trading, Continued Pullback After US Listing Catalyst Fully Digested

Market Focus06-29

On June 29, KIOXIA Holdings fell 4.39% in pre-market trading, trading at $54.33/share, with turnover of $244,400, extending its multi-session pullback.

The stock had surged over 17% on June 25 after announcing plans to pursue a US mainboard listing in the second quarter of its next fiscal year. However, the rally was almost entirely reversed on June 26 when shares plunged 13.17%, and selling pressure has persisted since. International investment bank Bernstein maintains an Underperform rating on KIOXIA, estimating approximately 50% downside from current levels. The firm argues the company's exceptionally high gross margins are cyclical benefits driven by a temporary NAND flash supply-demand gap, and that flash memory prices are likely approaching a peak before declining.

With profit-taking pressure intensifying and valuation concerns unresolved, the US listing catalyst appears to have been fully priced in by the market, leaving the stock under sustained pressure.

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