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Yuji Sugimoto, head of Bain Capital Japan, said Kioxia may be one of Japan’s highest‑valued firms in the AI cycle, but Korean chip giants retain structural advantages. He cited Samsung and SK’s strong top‑down leadership and ownership structures, saying sustained, large-scale investment is essential in semiconductors and hard to deliver under typical Japanese governance. Sugimoto, who led Bain’s acquisition of Toshiba’s memory unit (spun off in 2017 and bought by a Bain-led consortium for about ¥2 trillion in 2018; renamed Kioxia in 2019), said Kioxia could not have completed its transformation if it had stayed under Toshiba. Since its December 2024 listing Kioxia shares have risen more than 4,000%. Bain has exited its investment.

China's State Council issued the "15th Five-Year" Carbon Peak Action Plan. It targets a 17% reduction in CO2 emissions per unit of GDP from 2025 levels by 2030 and a rise in non‑fossil energy's share of consumption to 25% by 2030. The plan aims to ensure China reaches carbon peak on schedule and to lay a foundation for meeting the country's 2035 nationally determined contribution and advancing carbon neutrality.