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Kioxia intermediate results 'all-time high' repeated, net profit 2.2 trillion yen, first dividend implementation, 'growth further accelerates' with AI demand

Kioxia intermediate results 'all-time high' repeated, net profit 2.2 trillion yen, first dividend implementation, 'growth further accelerates' with AI demand
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Kioxia HD announced its intermediate results for the fiscal year ending March 2027, recording an all-time high net profit of 2.2 trillion yen.

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  • •Revenue for the second quarter alone exceeded the total revenue of the previous fiscal year.
  • •The company announced its first dividend since listing, following the strong financial results.
  • •Kioxia expects further accelerated growth driven by increasing demand for AI.
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