US EditionNintendo Loses $14 Billion In Value As Memory Shortage Fears Continue to Rise
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Nintendo Has Lost a Huge Amount of Value Due to Memory Shortages!
The Japanese company has not performed particularly well on the stock market recently. It is only a matter of time before prices rise. The technology industry is still suffering from memory module shortages. Companies such as Samsung are making significant changes to their production lines. Others, such as Framework, have decided to inform consumers directly about price increases due to the shortage. Bloomberg is drawing attention to growing f…
The RAM crisis has now also reached Nintendo. On the stock market, the company lost $14 billion in value, as concerns about storage shortages increase.
While the Switch 2 will sit under many fir trees for this Christmas 2025, the atmosphere is much less festive at the Nintendo headquarters. In the space of a few weeks, the Japanese company saw its stock market valuation melt by $14 billion.
No one is spared from the crisis of DRAM memory, and one of them has been Nintendo, which has suffered millions of losses. Specifically, this loss of money is linked to Nintendo’s own value. And it is that the company has already lost around $14 billion in stock value. This fall has made the price of its shares have reached minimums of May of this year, and this could be even worse to face 2026. Obviously, all memory-related problems have been t…
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