Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp. is now targeting a Tokyo Stock Exchange debut by June next year, sources close to the matter said Friday, after earlier giving up on its plan to go public in October due to a perceived lack of market interest. The sources said the company is still exploring the possibility of holding its initial public offering by the end of this year, depending on market conditions. The chipmaker, created out of Toshiba Corp.’s memory chip business, had applied to the TSE for the share listing in August with a plan to go public in October, but it decided to delay it am…