Kioxia shares fall after cautious outlook
Business · First reported 1 Nov, 02:36 · Updated 01:13

Kioxia shares dropped as much as 15% on Monday after its outlook raised concerns about AI-related demand. Some orders also shifted to the March quarter amid longer enterprise-storage lead times.
- Kioxia shares fell as much as 15% on Monday after the company issued a cautious outlook.
- The outlook raised concerns that growth driven by artificial intelligence may be leveling off.
- Some Kioxia orders moved to the March quarter because of longer lead times for enterprise storage.
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- Share movement
- Kioxia shares fell as much as 15% on Monday.
- Company
- Kioxia Holdings Corp. is described as a Japanese memory maker.
- Outlook concern
- The cautious outlook raised concerns that AI-driven growth may be leveling off.
- Order timing
- Some orders shifted to the March quarter due to longer enterprise-storage lead times.
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