Company
ChangXin Memory Technologies
Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT) is a Chinese memory chip manufacturer and a major supplier of DRAM products. It is a state-backed company that has become China's most valuable listed company following its record-breaking IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to its massively oversubscribed and record-setting initial public offering that valued the company at US$85 billion.
Latest on ChangXin Memory Technologies
- Chinese memory giant CXMT oversubscribed 212 times in mega Shanghai IPO
- China memory-chip maker CXMT set for mega IPO
- China memory giant CXMT valued at US$85 billion in record Shanghai IPO
- Meet CXMT’s Zhu Yiming: the engineer building China’s answer to global memory-chip giants
- plans to launch a new server-memory product based on the structure by the end of 2026
- pursued by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix
- CXMT recently surpassed Tencent to become China's most valuable listed company.
- The designation blocks CXMT from US defense contracts but does not restrict its commercial sales.
- Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT), the world's fourth-largest DRAM maker, filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense in Washington to remove itself from a list designating it as a Chinese military company.
- Chinese state entities have invested in major tech companies including DeepSeek, Zhipu AI, Unitree Robotics, and ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT)
- Wikidata: ChangXin Memory Technologies — located in — People's Republic of China
- Wikidata: ChangXin Memory Technologies — operates in — semiconductor industry
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