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Indian cab service provider Ola Cabs is said to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) as soon as June-July, news agency Reuters reported today, quoting sources.
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Indian cab service provider Ola Cabs is said to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) as soon as June-July, news agency Reuters reported today, quoting sources.
 
                  
The deal is valued at approximately ₹1,023.6 crore, marking a notable shift in the fund’s investment strategy.
 
                  
SoftBank Vision Fund (SVF Global) is in the process of selling a 1.17 percent stake which it holds in food delivery giant Zomato for Rs 940 crore through a block deal.
 
                  
Oyo filed preliminary documents in September, with the goal of going public in early 2022.
 
                  
Reports suggest that this was in line with SoftBank's policy of stepping down from the boards of portfolio companies once they go public
 
                  
Although the position will be exited, however, SoftBank will continue to hold stakes in both the companies and will continue to invest in them going forward.
 
                  
The fresh investment comes after five months after GlobalBees raised its largest Series funding worth $150 million.
 
                  
Credit Suisse anticipates and launches a case against SoftBank in the UK and has hired Queen’s Counsel to put together the case.
 
                  
A major chunk of the capital raised would be used to expand its non-food entities like the grocery service Instamart and pick up and drop facility Swiggy Genie.
 
                  
The proceeds from the fundraising would be utilized by Walmart owned Flipkart to invest in new categories and existing domains like fashion, grocery and delivery.
 
                  
 
                  
 
                  
Nvidia has acquired a 90% stake in the semiconductor and software design company Arm
 
                  
Softbank group said that it has agreed to sell chip designer Arm to Nvidia in a $40 billion deal, this deal is set to reshape the semiconductor landscape. Nvidia will pay SoftBank $21.5billion in shares and $12 million in cash, including $2 billon on signing.
 
                  
SoftBank will reportedly sell the UK’s Arm Holdings to US chip company Nvidia for over $40bn.
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