Congress Pushes Security Review of CXMT After Record IPO
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US lawmakers are pressing for a formal national-security probe into CXMT (ChangXin Memory Technologies) after its Shanghai IPO surged about 466%, raising roughly $8.6 billion and soaring its market value near $487-500 billion. They allege Beijing may have steered the listing to bolster a military-linked asset, noting CXMT’s designation on the Pentagon’s Chinese military companies list and seeking urgent classified briefings to assess Beijing’s involvement and potential risks to US supply chains.
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