For the second time this year, Galax says it’s not closing down: Palit-owned graphics card brand ‘continues to operate as usual’
Galax, a graphics card brand owned by Palit, has issued a statement reaffirming its operational status for the second time in 2026, following a report claiming the company was shuttering its manufacturing facility. The denial comes after El Chapuzas Informatico cited industry sources alleging that Palit was closing the Galax factory as part of broader organizational restructuring affecting both the Galax and KFA2 brands.
In response to the closure rumors, Galax explicitly stated that it “continues to operate as usual” with no interruption to its business operations. The company’s second public denial of closure reports this year suggests ongoing speculation and concerns within the industry about the brand’s future, though company officials maintain normal operations.
The report also referenced a major reorganization of Galax and KFA2, Palit’s GPU brands, which may have contributed to the closure speculation. Such corporate restructuring can trigger uncertainty in the market, particularly when details about changes are limited. However, Galax’s statement provides reassurance to customers and partners that the brand remains committed to its graphics card manufacturing and sales operations.
This incident underscores the volatility and rumor-prone nature of the GPU manufacturing sector, where supply chain disruptions and corporate changes can quickly spark speculation about closures and exits. Galax’s repeated need to address these claims may reflect broader market pressures affecting the graphics card industry.