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China Memory Giant CXMT Prices IPO To Raise Up To $10 Billion: A Deep Dive Of This "Formidable DRAM Competitor"
Chinese memory giant CXMT, which we have discussed extensively in recent weeks due to its critical role in the Chinese memory supply chain (here, here and here), and which Apple is hoping to use as an alternative DRAM supplier to the Big 3 cartel (Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron), unveiled the terms of its highly anticipated IPO.
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scmp.com
Meet CXMT’s Zhu Yiming: the man building China’s memory-chip giant
From a Silicon Valley garage to China’s largest DRAM maker and a US$4.4 billion IPO, Zhu reportedly refused pay until CXMT became profitable.
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zerohedge.com
China's Memory-Chip Challenger Faces A Test Of How Far US Curbs Can Reach
CXMT is emerging as a credible rival in a market dominated by Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. Its growing technological profile is also attracting sanctions, security scrutiny and…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Global Market: CXMT set for July 27 Shanghai debut in Asia's biggest IPO of 2026
China's leading memory chipmaker, CXMT, is set to debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on July 27 after launching a 29.5 billion yuan IPO, expected to be Asia's largest this year.
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cryptobriefing.com
China's largest DRAM maker CXMT targets $8.55 billion IPO, Asia's biggest listing of 2026
CXMT plans to raise 57.9 billion yuan ($8.55B) in Asia's largest 2026 IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market, fueled by 700% revenue growth from AI-driven DRAM
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asia.nikkei.com
CXMT to raise $8.5bn in largest Chinese chip IPO
Listing comes as chipmakers accelerate investment amid global semiconductor shortage
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China Memory Giant CXMT Prices IPO To Raise Up To $10 Billion: A Deep Dive Of This "Formidable DRAM Competitor"
Chinese memory giant CXMT, which we have discussed extensively in recent weeks due to its critical role in the Chinese memory supply chain (here, here and here), and which Apple…
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asiabusinessoutlook.com
CXMT Plans $8.5 Billion IPO in China's Biggest Chip Listing Ever
ChangXin Memory Technologies plans an $8.5 billion IPO to expand DRAM production, support AI demand, and strengthen China's semiconductor self-reliance.
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global.chinadaily.com.cn
Chinese chipmaker sets Shanghai IPO price
ChangXin Memory Technologies, China's leading DRAM memory chipmaker, priced its long-awaited Shanghai initial public offering on Tuesday, paving the way for subscriptions in what…
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CXMT prices massive IPO at 8.66 RMB as China's semiconductor ambitions hit the public markets
CXMT prices its IPO at 8.66 RMB per share on Shanghai's STAR Market, targeting up to $9.8 billion in the largest A-share semiconductor listing ever.
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China’s CXMT valued at US$85 billion in record Shanghai IPO
Chinese DRAM maker is set to raise 57.9 billion yuan (US$8.5 billion), nearly twice the amount earmarked for its investment projects.
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CXMT seeks $10B in largest China IPO since 2010
CXMT plans to raise $8.55B in China's largest semiconductor IPO, surpassing SMIC's 2020 record as Beijing pushes for DRAM self-sufficiency.
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ChangXin Memory Technologies plans to raise $9.8 billion for AI chip expansion in near-record IPO
ChangXin Memory Technologies plans to raise $9.8 billion in a STAR Market IPO, nearly doubling its target as AI demand for memory chips surges globally.
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Chipmaker CXMT eyes $9.8 bn in blockbuster China IPO
China's leading memory chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies is seeking billions in an IPO. This move aims to bolster the nation's artificial intelligence hardware capabilities.…
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malaymail.com
China’s memory chip giant is gearing up for a US$9.8b blockbuster stock debut
BEIJING, July 15 — China’s leading memory chipmaker is seeking to raise up to US$9.8 billion (RM41.7 billion) in an initial public offering as the country counts on homegrown...
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thenextweb.com
CXMT IPO to be China’s biggest chip listing, worth $85bn
The CXMT IPO has priced at $8.5bn in Shanghai, China's biggest chip listing yet, valuing the memory maker at $85bn as a US blacklist looms.