Kioxia leveraged product debuts in Hong Kong in first for Japan stock

Equities Kioxia leveraged product debuts in Hong Kong in first for Japan stock Tool targets 25% greater movement in memory chip maker's shares Japan does not permit the listing of such leveraged products tied to individual stocks. (Nikkei photo montage) TAMAKI FUKUI November 11, 2026 00:19 JST TOKYO -- A leveraged instrument designed to deliver 25% more movement of shares in Japanese memory chip maker Kioxia Holdings debuted in Hong Kong on Tuesday, in what appears to be the world's first listing of such a product tied to a single Japanese stock. Read Next Semiconductors Kioxia net profit to surge 15-fold to $8.7bn this quarter Trading Asia South Korea's ETF boom loses steam as investors tire of volatility Equities Kioxia sell date looms for retail investors who joined boom on margin Companies Toshiba relisting hopes spark investor excitement beyond Kioxia Semiconductors SK Hynix quarterly profit soars sevenfold to $63bn on strong memory demand Semiconductors Japan's Kioxia sheds two-thirds of peak market value as China chip rivals emerge Latest on Equities Equities AI buildout bill sinks Meta, other tech favorite stocks Equities AI stocks slide as debt fears grip Wall Street Equities Chinese 'king' of African phone market Transsion sinks in Hong Kong listing Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.