Shanghai Accepts YMTC's STAR Market Listing Application
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Chinese Memory-Chipmaker YMTC Parent Files for $4.9 Billion IPO
Chinese Memory-Chipmaker YMTC Parent Files for $4.9 Billion IPO - China’s leading NAND producer moves toward one of the Shanghai STAR Market’s biggest debut after rival CXMT’s blockbuster listing
NAND maker YMTC’s RMB33 billion Shanghai IPO application accepted · TechNode
Yangtze Memory Technologies Holdings, China’s NAND flash memory maker, has had its application to list on Shanghai’s STAR Market accepted. The company plans to raise RMB33 billion (US$4.9 billion), which would make the offering one of the largest in the market. The proceeds are expected to support production-line upgrades and research and development. Acceptance moves YMTC into a formal IPO process but does not mean that the company has received…
Shanghai accepts YMTC's STAR Market listing application
China's largest NAND flash maker is moving toward a major Shanghai listing, but global investors will be watching more than the size of the deal. YMTC's IPO comes as chip demand rises, US export controls bite, and memory markets remain highly cyclical, raising questions about whether its rapid profit surge can last.
The operation would turn the Chinese memory giant's subsidiary into one of the largest OPVs in Shanghai's technological market history.
[Digital Daily Reporter Lee Anna] Chinese NAND flash manufacturer Yangtze Memory Technology Co. (YMTC) has begun the process for an initial public offering (IPO) worth approximately 6.8 trillion won. Following the recent move by DRAM manufacturer Changxin Memory Technology Co. (CXMT), YMTC is now also seeking to raise large-scale capital through the stock market. As the Chinese memory industry moves to expand production and catch up in technol…
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