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The employees of a failing Japanese company suddenly found themselves with 10 billion won each. How did this happen? Today's Market Showcase is [The Miracle of a Business Unit on the Brink of Bankruptcy, Kioxia]. 0:00 10 Billion Won Per Employee? 1:18 Toshiba's Small Business Unit 2:00 The Potential of NAND 2:19 The Beginning of the Downfall 3:01 Sale of the Memory Business Unit 3:47 The Beginning of Kioxia 4:41 The Rough Process of the IPO 6:28 Listing at a Fire... Actually Good 7:02 Bain Capital Hit the Jackpot 7:23 Memory Business Becomes Essential in the AI ​​Era 8:19 Restraining Capital Investment 8:47 Only NAND... #DemandMarket #Kioxia [Investor Notice] Please be advised that the opinions regarding individual stocks in this video represent the personal views of the presenter, who is not an employee of the securities firm, and do not constitute the publication of Daishin Securities' research analysis data or the company's official investment opinion. This video is not intended as an investment solicitation, and any profits or losses resulting from the investment belong to the investor. This may change at the time of broadcasting or in the future. Past profits do not guarantee future profits. - Investors have the right to receive sufficient explanations from the securities firm regarding financial investment products, and you must read the product prospectus and other documents before investing. This financial product is not protected under the Depositor Protection Act. Financial investment products may result in a loss of principal (0–100%) due to fluctuations in asset prices, exchange rates, or a downgrade in credit ratings, and such losses shall be borne by the investor. Online domestic stock trading fees are 0.1972959% (based on mobile), and NXT trading fees are applied at a rate 0.001% lower than the KRX rate. For further details, please refer to the Daishin Securities website. Daishin Securities Compliance Officer Review No. 2026-0527 (July 22, 2026 – July 21, 2027) ▪️Daishin Securities Blog https://blog.naver.com/daishin_blog ▪️Daishin Securities Facebook   / daishinface   ▪️Daishin Securities Instagram   / daishin_official   *Comments unrelated to this content or malicious comments such as indiscriminate profanity, criticism, or mockery may be deleted without notice.